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E-MAIL: cc...@cyber.sell.com
OK, I'm tired of seeing these people all over the place. The first news
group I checked, I figured, "Ahh, why bother?" But, after the next four
newsgroups I checked had the exact same add, I got tired of it. First of
all, what does fixing a credit report have to do with strategic games?
I'm sorry if I can't see the relevance. Second, why did these people
think it was necessary to post to what seemed like every newsgroup that's
out there? I was under the impression that there was a newsgroup for
posting and adds and such. Again, I'm sorry if this is a wrong impression,
and that this newsgroup has turned into something like alt.add.
In the future, I would encourage the people at Consumer Credit Advocates
to do a little more research on where the proper place to post their adds
is. Just my two cents.
What the hell is this doning here. If this has been crossposted to all
the groups these people deserve a BIG FLAMING REWARD for it!
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chr...@netcom.com
Check news.admin.misc, its a client of Cantor & Siegle that they
convinced to do this.
Just a bunch of netscum.
Bill
>Guess we can just chalk it up to growth-pains of the internet... much like the
>little episode with the green card lawyers. Perhaps we as the responsible
>internet community have a duty to welcome these newcommers and explain to them
>the importance of the rules of netiquette.
That may not work, check out news.admin.policy. The return address to the original ad
was to cyber.sell.com. That is Canter and Segal (The Green Card Lawyers) site that they
have set up to start advertising on the net.
Joe
That's the problem. They did lots of research, to find out all the names
of all the newsgroups and how to bypass moderation on many of them.
Do the names "Canter & Seigel" or the words Green Card Lawyers ring a bell?
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-- Greg Limes li...@3do.com, li...@netcom.com
"Your reality check is in the E-mail"
Not speaking for my employer, of course
PGP key available on request
> >In article <1995Feb09.2...@zeus.aix.calpoly.edu>,
> >jf...@harp.aix.calpoly.edu says...
> >>
> >>In article <3hcpj7$i...@panix.com>,
> >>Consumer Credit Advocates <cc...@cyber.sell.com> wrote:
> >>> ** SNIP **
> >>
> >Guess we can just chalk it up to growth-pains of the internet... much like the
> >little episode with the green card lawyers. Perhaps we as the responsible
> >internet community have a duty to welcome these newcommers and explain to them
> >the importance of the rules of netiquette. In that light, perhaps a friendly
> >and polite E-mail to welcome them and explain their faux-pas might do the
> >trick. Once they see how concerned we all are with adherance to netiquette
> >standards, I can't help but think that they'll be happy to work with us. :-)
> > John
> Yup - Bomb the bastards! :)
> Andy
Can't do this anymore. PSI, the lawyers access providers, pulled the
plug because they violated their agreement to not use any TCP/IP
application in conjunction with a SPAM. USENET wins one this time...
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ba...@noc.unt.edu
DOOM FTP ADMIN ftp.cdrom.com /pub/doom
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>In article <1995Feb09.2...@zeus.aix.calpoly.edu>,
>jf...@harp.aix.calpoly.edu says...
>>
>>In article <3hcpj7$i...@panix.com>,
>>Consumer Credit Advocates <cc...@cyber.sell.com> wrote:
>>> ** SNIP **
>>