"Anonymous" <Anonym...@domain.invalid> wrote in message

> "Anonymous" <Anonym...@domain.invalid> wrote in message
> news:laaQc.459$of6.157@newssvr29.news.prodigy.com...
> > I sent them back a message, telling them about the spammer having other
> > URLs registered through them, 5 of them, so I may just get this spammer
> > shut down wholesale.

> My mistake, only two of the spammer's 5 domains were registered with
> InterCosmos.com, but they're gone now... all Registrars should be as
> responsive as InterCosmos.com. That's damned impressive. Now we wait for
> the DNS changes to propagate, and they'll be off the air.

> So, we should see:
> http://www.tecmnsd.info/ES001/

> http://www.mdnfdkk.info/OE017/

> going away.

> What's funny is that even though the domains are on Registrar hold,
meaning
> that DNS won't resolve for them anymore, my DNS server's still got the
> required information to hit them with SpamVampire. So, nobody can visit,
> except for me. And I'm visiting a lot. And I'm not allowing my DNS server
> to update that DNS record, so I'll be able to continue hitting them for as
> long as that server is serving those websites, even if DNS won't point
> anyone else to them.

> I've got to be hell on the poor spammers... nobody can visit their
websites
> except the one they don't want to have visit under any circumstances...
too
> much fun. But, it's all part of striking fear into the hearts of spammers
> everywhere. If I can become world-famous in spammer circles as someone to
> avoid, I'll have accomplished my goal.