Spam from someone on here?

[AndAgain]

'lessons in spam avoidance' wasn't directed at you btw Johnny...

[Deuce Bigolo]

I've been on & off this forum for 7/8 years with various emails disclosed and I've only been 'spammed'(for want of a better description)once by someone on this board in 2003 so its not widespread.




Bottom line is if you dont wish to be spammed dont reveal your email online

[steve56]

Can i ask are you in a cafe or is it your own PC?As i get Vaiagra crap a lot etc i just delete the emails Hotmail is worse i get abbey national and the other banks asking me to verify my account and i dont even have a account with the banks in question.AndAgain wrote:

> I'm really not that arsed as too waste any more time on this.
> Sorry it wasn't perfect English grammar. I simply should have
> replaced the words 'it's got' with perhaps 'it may have been'
> in the following line:
>
> 'it's got to be someone on here (or someone who simply visits
> here looking for targets)'
>
> I'll keep away from this clique, sorry, forum in future, I was
> simply trying to give a heads up...

[spider]

?I wasn't looking for lessons in spam avoidance.?

The comments made in your original e-mail led me to believe you need them!

[middle_aged_dutchman]

Bob called you a fucking muppet? Then he is in a polite mood. He called me an idiot once.

Whenever I post on this forum, I am sure to get four or five spam mails. Mostly from girls who 'like my profile' and want to chat with me, but also from people who think I need Viagra. But recently I received a link to a database of American psychiatrists. I am still trying to figure out why I need a psychiatrist, and an American one at that.