Spam

**The Stranger:Me** · 26th September 2008, 12:21

Dear KB,
Once upon a time I used to be an angry young man with time on my hands.
I would track down a spammers real address and register them at multiple web sites for all manner of spam and email newsletters.
Unfortunately, many now require validation.

Are there any other angry bastards out there that have a handy list of sites that don't require validation for this purpose?

**slimjim** · 26th September 2008, 13:14

fuck you need more time out on a bike......

**firefighter** · 26th September 2008, 13:17

Originally Posted by The Stranger

Dear KB,
Once upon a time I used to be an angry young man with time on my hands.
I would track down a spammers real address and register them at multiple web sites for all manner of spam and email newsletters.
Unfortunately, many now require validation.

Are there any other angry bastards out there that have a handy list of sites that don't require validation for this purpose?

I think tagging spammer on his house and painting it onto the road with arrows pointing at his house, and then handing out flyers with the same info would be a better way to get your own back....

**Hitcher** · 26th September 2008, 13:20

Originally Posted by The Stranger

Are there any other angry bastards out there that have a handy list of sites that don't require validation for this purpose?

I shall get a mate of mine to make contact with you. Back in the days of fax spamming, he had a sheet of black paper taped to form a loop that he would fax to spammers for several minutes, thus using up all of their machine's toner.

In the age of email spam, he has moved on to even more evel and dastardly retaliation. You sound like you would get on well together.

Fax "marketers" have become email "marketers". And the fuckers still haven't got it (marketing, that is). Wreak your rewenge!