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 otteropp
 
posted on February 12, 2007 11:08:16 PM new
Interesting article on Phishing.

http://tinyurl.com/3dbn8e

After being taught how to make a tiny URL last week I hope I learnt me lesson well!!

 
 otteropp
 
posted on February 12, 2007 11:10:16 PM new
Okay...that didn't work for me so here is the long version

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,128953/article.html
[ edited by otteropp on Feb 12, 2007 11:11 PM ]
 
 LtRay
 
posted on February 12, 2007 11:28:05 PM new
The tinyurl worked for me Otter

http://tinyurl.com/3dbn8e

What I want to know is which spamfryer PP's CEO is using. No spam??? My filter only catches about 50% of the spam on a good day.

 
 irked
 
posted on February 13, 2007 12:03:05 AM new
My spam filter catches about 95% of them and I get about 1-3 spams maybe a week. This is only with my sbcglobal emails. Now with my hotmail and such mails they still get spams but I have all email go to spam folder that is not in my email address. I then go look through it. My ebay and personal email is all sbc and I get almost no spam. When I check the spam folder about once a week just out of curiosity I have found no mails that should not be spam and I find about 10 plus phishing emails all in the spam folder. I don't check it as much now as I use to but it has been very effective. Only a couple of times have I found anything in there that was not spam but they were not improtant either. I so far in past 3 years have not found any ligitimate ebay or PP emails in the spam...

In a week I have as many as 4-500 spams about 125 a day or there abouts..
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 eauctionmgnt
 
posted on February 13, 2007 05:57:43 PM new
Interesting article...

However, as someone that does not accept Paypal (nor wants to), I personally think that Paypal is a SPAMMER themselves...

I do not have a Paypal account, I do not want to use their services or deal with their company, yet... every time some one tries to send me a Paypal payment manually, I get an email message from Paypal telling me to sign up to get money from a service I don't want to use. Why isn't that considered SPAM? I never requested to receive those messages. Nor do I have any way of opting out of receiving those messages. What Paypal SHOULD do is just not allow those transactions to go through, and inform the sender that the other person does not have a Paypal account. Instead, they have chosen to incorporate a type of SPAM in their every day business practices. Not exactly 100% ethical...

Sorry... just think that it's somewhat ironic

(p.s. I know that the emphisis of the article was on Phising... but since they brought up SPAM...)
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 ST0NEC0LD613
 
posted on February 13, 2007 10:00:28 PM new
eauction has a good point. I wonder if you blocked e-mails from PayPal, what would happen?



 
 
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