Re: A tiger in signature
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@CeeJay.cjb.nOt>
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· 9 Nov 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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"Milena" <mil...@liberoAntispam.it> wrote in message news:1ej...@liberoAntispam.it... > P.S. When I have sended my anterior posts, I've used an address of a > friend of mine because my mailbox was down. Now it's up (finally!) and > my right address is: > > <mil...@libero.it> > > For the persons which wrote to me in mail: please, erase > <mfe...@libero.it> in his addressbook. Tnx :) Be careful about posting emailaddresses in international newsgroups without scrambling them first. You can get an awful lot of spammail that way .. and always it seems from some american (AOL'er maybe ?) I really hate that so i scramble my emailaddress .. it should say .net instead of .nOt in the end. The downside to scrambling your mailaddress however is that not everyone who w�shes to reply using mail to you will notice that it's scrambled and just give up when they get their mail returned. I never get spam when posting in danish newsgroups though sometimes i wish i would.. that way I could have the police fine his ass. (Spamming is an illegal act here .. thank god for that)
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