Durka-Durka-Muhammed-Jihad!!
You know it's Christmas when your Inbox is crammed with spam.
I like to respond to spam by actually filling out BS information and making the spammer think they've got a customer.
For example, I got an offer to re-finance my house. So....I filled out the convenient form and told them I'd like to have a re-fi loan for about $100k on my (non-existant) condo in La Jolla.
I get a response this morning that there would be not one, but FOUR lenders contacting me soon. I responded (this time to a real e-mail address) that I didn't fill out any contact information [/innocent].
I get a response from the (I assume) owner of the lending company saying:
I have advertisers drive people to my web site, I will look up the person that delivered me your information and see what this is all about.I answered back:Here is what I received from my servers this morning. I am sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Sometimes people just key in information from a phone book to play games with us.
Yeah, I know. I'm one of those people that send you bogus information.I'm sure I'll get a response that says something like 'Oh, I'm very sorry for this happening....'How does it feel to be suckered? Hmmm??
If I was honestly looking for re-finance my condo - do you think I'd go with a company that resorts to SPAMMING??
So long sucker!!
Yeah, right.
That's pretty funny. I'm sick of spam already.
Read more in Spamming the SpammerHeh! Serves 'em right!
Read more in Spamming the SpammerThat's a funny idea. I'm going to utilize your method of "spam volley". I freaking HATE spam.
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That's a funny idea. I'm going to utilize your method of "spam volley". I freaking HATE spam. I'm not limiting that statement to digital spam, either.
|| Posted by Steve, December 13, 2004 03:44 PM ||Heh! Serves 'em right!
|| Posted by jaws, December 13, 2004 06:01 PM ||That's pretty funny. I'm sick of spam already.
|| Posted by ruthie, December 14, 2004 02:06 PM ||