Drug and Alcohol Rehab Program with Fantastic Results
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"Joseph" jgold...@hotmail.com
This is a holistic drug and alcohol rehabilitation program designed by recovering addicts with over 17 years of experience. They are chronic relapse and dual diagnosis specialists. You can call the owners directly anytime 24 hours a day and get a free consultation and ***essment at 800-559-9503. You can also get more information at their websites. See below: http://www.drugrehabcenter.com http://cgi.tripod.com/drug-rehab-center/cgi-bin/index.pl
"McWebber" mcweb...@my-deja.com
It's like spamming for Jesus.
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McWebber "Richter points to the lack of legal action against his company as proof that he's operating appropriately." Information Week, November 10, 2003
korax1 ...@mailandnews.co.uk (Robert J Baker)
Given that this message was spammed to an anti-abuse NG (internet abuse, not substance abuse!), and is thus definitely spam, I presume that they're using "fantastic" in its original sense; that is, "pertaining to fantasy" (and thus by implication "ridiculous, absurd")... :-)
jand ...@hotmail.com (James W. Anderson)
I've LARTed the spammer and placed a copy of it in Sightings, with full headers.
rossz rosszNOS...@vamos-wentworth.org
Any time I come across something mentioning "holistic" I automatically replace it with "bullshit". It clarifies the message without changing its actual meaning.
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Rossz
Socks the white house cat agent01...@my-deja.com
Someday in the distant future, archeologists digging thru the ruins of news.admin.net-abuse.email will discover that rossz <rosszNOSPAM@vamos-
wentworth.org> had this to say on 23 May 2004: I think that "holistic" drug rehab means that you save the seeds and stems.
I've also found that if you just keep your drugs in a cool, dry place, they never need much in the way of rehabbing to start with.
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Sturgeon's Law as applied to discussion lists Axiom #3: "Sturgeon's Law (90% of everything is crap) applies to discussion lists." Corollary #5: "In an unmoderated discussion, no one can agree on what constitutes the 10%." Corollary #6: "Nothing guarantees that the 10% isn't crap, too."
Rex Karz g...@spamblocked.com
Right up there with "homeopathy", "chiaropractic", "snake oil", "fraud", "theft", "hoodwink", "pseudo science", "religion".
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The email address is the From: line of this message is a spamtrap. Mail sent to this address may get the sender's mailserver listed in one or more DNSBLs. -- Rex Karz
"Morely 'I drank what?' Dotes" morelydo...@spamblocked.com
Meanwhile, as our hero sinks slowly in the West, on 23 May 2004, Rex Karz <g...@spamblocked.com> wrote in $cientology, "Microsoft Operating System," etc.
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"Android Cat" androidca...@hotmail.com
Truely amazing! You managed to find one of of the few domain variations of drug and rehab that isn't owned by Scientology's NarCONon front group.
(drugrehabcenter.net, drugrehab.ca, drugrehab.net, drugrehabamerica.net, drugrehab-center.com, drug-rehab-center.org, drug-rehabilitation.info, drug-rehabs.org, etc, etc...) Congratulations, you don't appear to be part of that scam.
Unfortunetely, spamming a completely unconnected newsgroup leads me to think that you have your own scam going. Ah well. (It's an _abuse_ newsgroup, but I doubt you can help spammers quit.)
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Ron Sharp.
korax1 ...@mailandnews.co.uk (Robert J Baker)
I've come to suspect that the motivation behind this spam is essentially the same as the one which leads S&M idiots to spam alt.cats.world.domination with grossly and offensively off-topic filth; namely, in the latter case, that they're too dumb to parse the NG name in the correct direction (left to right) and hence see that (1) it's part of the alt.cats.* hierarchy and thus is a cat NG and (2) the "domination" mentioned is *world* domination, i.e. the kind featured in Bond movies, not bondage movies...
Likewise, our spammer here evidently was instructed to post the service details to "all abuse newsgroups" and took the instruction too literally, without regard to whether the group concerns the right kind of "abuse"...
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