Major ISPs unite in spam fight

If we play by the rules...: and they don't, they win. (from "Cobra"). It's time to take effective measures against the spamming scum, and that is raid the location of their transmissions with large, powerful weapons and blow their equipment to kingdom come. Then leave without comment. After a few of these early morning commando missions, they'd be so battle-scarred that they'd barely be capable preparing a bowl of cereal for themselves, much less continuing to defy the law of the land. There's much to be learned from special ops. Lawsuits are a waste of time when you are targeting people who have no respect for the law.; Posted by: r7di697 Posted on: 03/11/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Maybe, and maybe not Taz_z | 03/11/04

BS SMTP is dated Suicida| | 03/14/04

OK, and what about? moodytx | 03/11/04

The difference is.. rpmtl22 | 03/11/04

Fax spam randomletter | 03/11/04

How about access lists? Suicida| | 03/14/04

stopping spam is easy if capojim1 | 03/23/04

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