Anyone else getting spammed by some idiot Larry Kirk @ amazing woodworking plans

[Brian Ashton]

2mb of text will work better. That way they'll get it without having to open an attachment. Maybe Pi to several million places.
Here it is to 10 million, but don't open it. It'll take a while for you to get it. pi.karmona.com/

i like that. i sent the idiot about 100megs of pdfs the other day while watching a mindane show. ill try that on the next volley

[Dan Hintz]

2mb of text will work better. That way they'll get it without having to open an attachment. Maybe Pi to several million places.
Here it is to 10 million, but don't open it. It'll take a while for you to get it. pi.karmona.com/

i like that. i sent the idiot about 100megs of pdfs the other day while watching a mindane show. ill try that on the next volley

This is unlikely to do much of anything. The inbox is guaranteed to be set up with a limit I use 10MB on my addresses known to get a lot of junk. Once the 10MB fills up, it simply disposes of all other incoming mail. The guy could have set it to 1kB for all it matters... he is not actually paying attention to any incoming mail.

All you are doing is racking up bandwidth on your own ISP account.

[Scott Shepherd]

i like that. i sent the idiot about 100megs of pdfs the other day while watching a mindane show. ill try that on the next volley

You do realize that makes you a spammer now, right?

[Pat Barry]

Why encourage him by trying to annoy him? Maybe you need a better email client. What are you using? Are you reporting the trash as spam? What did you get into?

[Myk Rian]

All you are doing is racking up bandwidth on your own ISP account.

That doesn't concern me one bit.

[Brian Ashton]

This is unlikely to do much of anything. The inbox is guaranteed to be set up with a limit I use 10MB on my addresses known to get a lot of junk. Once the 10MB fills up, it simply disposes of all other incoming mail. The guy could have set it to 1kB for all it matters... he is not actually paying attention to any incoming mail.

All you are doing is racking up bandwidth on your own ISP account.

Then what I have done is effective in that if I fill his mailbox with 10megs of garbage, it then starts rejecting all other incoming mail. Scumbag kirk is trying to sell rubbish and the email is the only way to contact him. He's going to have to check it fairly regularly but will find it's full of the same sort of garbage he's selling.

[Brian Ashton]

You do realize that makes you a spammer now, right?

Actually it's not. He initiated the dialogue, which would mean he's inviting responses; which mine are in kind.

[Scott Shepherd]

Actually it's not. He initiated the dialogue, which would mean he's inviting responses; which mine are in kind.

Actually, as far as your ISP is concerned, you are. It's a good way to get your own account blacklisted.

[Brian Ashton]

Actually, as far as your ISP is concerned, you are. It's a good way to get your own account blacklisted.

Have you ever tried to complain let alone get someone on any isp blacklist. Good luck. No one cares.

[Dan Hintz]

You do realize that makes you a spammer now, right?

That doesn't concern me one bit.

Actually, as far as your ISP is concerned, you are. It's a good way to get your own account blacklisted.

I reordered these quotes a bit for effect. It's not a big deal for most... but if you decide to use this technique on a lot of spammers, your ISP WILL take notice.

Then what I have done is effective in that if I fill his mailbox with 10megs of garbage, it then starts rejecting all other incoming mail. Scumbag kirk is trying to sell rubbish and the email is the only way to contact him. He's going to have to check it fairly regularly but will find it's full of the same sort of garbage he's selling.

No. You've sent 10MB of junk to an account that was never designed to be useful in the first place. That account was likely filled with responses long before you ever got there. It never empties, and no one ever reads what comes into it. You have wasted your time and had zero effect on the spammer.

[Bert Kemp]

I reordered these quotes a bit for effect. It's not a big deal for most... but if you decide to use this technique on a lot of spammers, your ISP WILL take notice.



No. You've sent 10MB of junk to an account that was never designed to be useful in the first place. That account was likely filled with responses long before you ever got there. It never empties, and no one ever reads what comes into it. You have wasted your time and had zero effect on the spammer.

One way to find out would be to send an email inquiring about the product and see if you get a response, then you would know if the mail gets to the inbox and if it gets read.

[Myk Rian]

Reading the "How it works" would help to understand "How it works".
http://www.spamitback.com/

Some of the Features:

• Ability to select which spammers to send a message to, and deliver in round-robin fashion
• Ability to send multiple (yet unique) messages to the same spammer through simultaneous connections
• Ensure your message is delivered by choosing what browser you wish to emulate.
• Activate counter-detection measures to bypass any filters spammers may have deployed on their website. (Similar tactics spammers use to bypass your e-mail filters).
• Send e-mail directly to spammers mailboxes when discovered. (Software uses a built-in SMTP server, which means you don't actually need an e-mail account to send mail to the spammer. It does not send e-mail through your account, but rather connects directly with the spammers mail server. Similar tactics they use to send out spam).
• See the amount of data being transferred, number of packages sent, and more.
• Ability to get automatic updates from within the software, plus submitting your score online.
  

[Matt Day]

I just got a Google group invitation from this bozo. It came from a no-reply address. I tried to block the group or something but couldn't. Can we report the group as spam to google?

[Myk Rian]

Sure. Can't hurt anything.

[Scott Shepherd]

Or you could forward them to the ftc (as they request you to do) ......

https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.go...6panel1-5#crnt