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anjolina wrote:

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After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:




"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're reporting a
spam email with a Google return address, please be assured that it did not
originate with Google. Google does not permit others to send unsolicited
email through its mail servers. A number of unscrupulous businesses have
sent out mass mailings with forged Google return addresses. Google is
actively pursuing all available legal means to stop these miscreants from
abusing our name and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and
please accept our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."


Uh huh - sure..............

PeterGriffin wrote:

After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:

"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're reporting a
spam email with a Google return address, please be assured that it did not
originate with Google. Google does not permit others to send unsolicited
email through its mail servers. A number of unscrupulous businesses have
sent out mass mailings with forged Google return addresses. Google is
actively pursuing all available legal means to stop these miscreants from
abusing our name and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and
please accept our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."

Uh huh - sure..............

The ONLY way to get effective action will be
to organize a boycott of business that advertise
on googlepages and blogspot. There should be a
zero-tolerance policy for newsgroup spamming.

Mark Thorson wrote:
PeterGriffin wrote:

After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:

"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're
reporting a spam email with a Google return address, please be
assured that it did not originate with Google. Google does not
permit others to send unsolicited email through its mail servers. A
number of unscrupulous businesses have sent out mass mailings with
forged Google return addresses. Google is actively pursuing all
available legal means to stop these miscreants from abusing our name
and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and please accept
our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."

Uh huh - sure..............

The ONLY way to get effective action will be to organize a
boycott of business that advertise on googlepages and blogspot.

That can never be effective.

There should be a zero-tolerance policy for newsgroup spamming.

Then there's the real world...

Rod Speed wrote:

Mark Thorson wrote:
The ONLY way to get effective action will be to organize a
boycott of businesses that advertise on googlepages and blogspot.

That can never be effective.

There should be a zero-tolerance policy for newsgroup spamming.

Then there's the real world...

What I mean is contacting the advertisers and informing them
of the existence of a boyott. That's poison to an advertising
campaign. They will drop those advertising venues like a hot
potato. There is no other effective defense than striking at
the pocketbooks fueling the evil.

Mark Thorson wrote
Rod Speed wrote
Mark Thorson wrote

The ONLY way to get effective action will be to organize a
boycott of businesses that advertise on googlepages and blogspot.

That can never be effective.

There should be a zero-tolerance policy for newsgroup spamming.

Then there's the real world...

What I mean is contacting the advertisers and informing them of the existence of a boyott.

Wont work because they know that you cant enforce any purported boycott.

That's poison to an advertising campaign.

Nope, because they know that you cant enforce any purported boycott.

They will drop those advertising venues like a hot potato.

Fantasy.

There is no other effective defense than striking at the pocketbooks fueling the evil.

It isnt an effective defense either.

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PeterGriffin wrote:

anjolina wrote:

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After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:




"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're reporting a
spam email with a Google return address, please be assured that it did not
originate with Google. Google does not permit others to send unsolicited
email through its mail servers. A number of unscrupulous businesses have
sent out mass mailings with forged Google return addresses. Google is
actively pursuing all available legal means to stop these miscreants from
abusing our name and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and
please accept our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."


Uh huh - sure..............

That's funny because their message is greeted with "User does not exist
to you" from my e-mail account. I built a very thorough Google filter
using IP addresses from GMail spam headers.

Google doesn't care and they're not going to fix it. Ask your Usenet
provider to filter Google more heavily. Odds are they already have
filters in place because Google Groups has been plagued by security
holes and nonexistent maintenance. When a feed spams this heavily and
ignores all complaints, they stop caring so much about false positives.

On Apr 19, 9:36 pm, Kevin McMurtrie wrote:
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PeterGriffin wrote:
anjolina wrote:

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After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:

"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're reporting a
spam email with a Google return address, please be assured that it did not
originate with Google. Google does not permit others to send unsolicited
email through its mail servers. A number of unscrupulous businesses have
sent out mass mailings with forged Google return addresses. Google is
actively pursuing all available legal means to stop these miscreants from
abusing our name and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and
please accept our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."

Uh huh - sure..............

That's funny because their message is greeted with "User does not exist
to you" from my e-mail account. I built a very thorough Google filter
using IP addresses from GMail spam headers.

Google doesn't care and they're not going to fix it. Ask your Usenet
provider to filter Google more heavily. Odds are they already have
filters in place because Google Groups has been plagued by security
holes and nonexistent maintenance. When a feed spams this heavily and
ignores all complaints, they stop caring so much about false positives.

Sounds like what happened to myspace... 'cept they're doing something
about it.

-Steve

PeterGriffin wrote:

anjolina wrote:

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After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:




"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're reporting a
spam email with a Google return address, please be assured that it did not
originate with Google. Google does not permit others to send unsolicited
email through its mail servers. A number of unscrupulous businesses have
sent out mass mailings with forged Google return addresses. Google is
actively pursuing all available legal means to stop these miscreants from
abusing our name and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and
please accept our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."


Uh huh - sure..............


I'm not that bothered by spam on newsgroups as it's generally easy to
spot and not open. But I suppose if it gets so bad that more than half
the posts are spam, I'd get ****ed off.

What does get my dander up are the increasing number of "junk faxes"
received at my business every day. They just waste the paper and toner I
buy and tie up our fax line.

The US Federal Telecommunications act ("TCPA"), passed in 1991 and
updated since then, expressly forbids the sending of junk faxes and even
stipulates civil penalties for violations. I've got a feeling that with
ever cheaper international telecommunication costs a lot of the junk
faxes we get originate outside of the US of A, making it even closer to
impossible to enforce the provisions of the TCPA against the faxers.

Yet the junk faxes keep coming, and there's little we can do about it
beause the people engaged in that kind of activity use dialing robots to
call "every number" and note the ones where a fax machine answers, so
they can get our fax number even if we're cautious about who we give it
out to.

Yes, I know I could use an office computer to receive faxes and not
waste paper and toner on junk faxes by only printing the "real" ones,
but I'd probably end up paying my office staff more for their time doing
that than it's costing me in wasted paper and toner now. G

Oh well, life's not fair, it never was and never will be. It's how you
handle it that makes a difference.

Jeff

--
Jeffry Wisnia
(W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)
The speed of light is 1.8*10^12 furlongs per fortnight.

On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 15:49:35 -0400, PeterGriffin
wrote:

anjolina wrote:

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After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:




"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're reporting a
spam email with a Google return address, please be assured that it did not
originate with Google. Google does not permit others to send unsolicited
email through its mail servers. A number of unscrupulous businesses have
sent out mass mailings with forged Google return addresses. Google is
actively pursuing all available legal means to stop these miscreants from
abusing our name and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and
please accept our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."


Uh huh - sure..............

And what do you expect? Google is one of the most spamming sites of
all. There was a time when google was a great search engine. These
days all you get when doing a google search, all the top entries are
doubleclick ads and ebay listings. I refuse to use google for
anything these days.

On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 22:04:47 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 15:49:35 -0400, PeterGriffin
wrote:

anjolina wrote:

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After complaining to Google about all the newsgroup spam that's
generated using gmail / google groups, I received the following note:




"Thank you for your note. This is an automated reply. If you're reporting a
spam email with a Google return address, please be assured that it did not
originate with Google. Google does not permit others to send unsolicited
email through its mail servers. A number of unscrupulous businesses have
sent out mass mailings with forged Google return addresses. Google is
actively pursuing all available legal means to stop these miscreants from
abusing our name and your inbox. We appreciate your understanding, and
please accept our sympathies for the inconvenience this may have caused."


Uh huh - sure..............

And what do you expect? Google is one of the most spamming sites of
all. There was a time when google was a great search engine. These
days all you get when doing a google search, all the top entries are
doubleclick ads and ebay listings. I refuse to use google for
anything these days.

And, of course, we have no use for the alternative you didn't post :-)

On Tue, 01 May 2007 00:37:43 -0400, Stan
wrote:

On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 22:04:47 -0500, wrote:

Google is one of the most spamming sites of all.

A while back, there was a list posted of all the email addresses of
the Google Board of Directors where people could send a copy of all
Google Spam so they could get a taste of their own medicine. Instead
of addressing the problem, the Board of Directors mob just dropped any
way for the great unwashed to be able to make internet contact with
them. IOW, hide from the problem and it doesn't exist.

Something else I have noticed lately that is disturbing. I am seeing
more and more programs that make you select yes or no during
installation to incorporating the Google Bar into your browser.

And default to "yes".

Even
M$ programs. That's almost as much clout as AOL getting the
Government to place their CDs in US Post Offices. I guess when you
get so big, you can just sling your **** in every direction with
immunity.
--
Mark Lloyd
http://notstupid.laughingsquid.com

"Unlike biological evolution. 'intelligent design' is
not a genuine scientific theory and, therefore, has
no place in the curriculum of our nation's public
school classes." -- Ted Kennedy