Internet Deadbeats' HALL OF LAME
Future 5000/Tom Michaels/Top Secret Edition

Subject: Last Call!!! (uce)
Date:        
Received:    09/29  18:08
From:        kposyov@freeyellow.com
To:          you@4yours.com
BCC:         list omitted

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We must commend the logic of this spammer. First, this idiot is only targeting
people with the name "chris" before the domain name. Wow, what a stroke of
marketing genius. Then they ADMIT this is an unsolicited commercial email! Yes,
they admit to spamming! Then, they can't properly BCC because it is a group. To make
the situation even better, the spammer says this is a one time email. To top it off,
the idiot includes a 1-800 number for the scam, completing this make money fast
spam. It could be an MLM. Regardless, it is still spam.

1-800-811-2141

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Subject: Unbelievable Offer
Date:        10/13  11:24 AM
Received:    10/13  2:22 PM
From:        wealth4usall@kcsmarketing.com
To:          wealth4usall@kcsmarketing.com

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A spam, but also a blatant plug for their spam blasting program they are using/abusing.

No description of the product. This offer must be so unbelievable that a tiny detail
such as describing the scam must have slipped their minds, or rather small cluster of
dying brain cells.

Horrible formatting too.

Looks like Dana Jones hosted trash.

OOh, a toll free number. If you want the code, see the spam:
1-800-811-2141

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Subject: Call 1-800-811-2141
Date:        10/25  01:21
Received:    10/24  08:33
From:        fortune, oppbiz@biz.com
To:          @

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First, this "company" won't identify themselves, which sends off the alarms for SCAM!
Then they want to help you sell something, but they do not want you to tell people
what it is. They figure people will call the number and then buy it. Sorry, doesn't
work that way in the real world.

In the U.S.A.  Call 1-800-811-2141   Code 46259
In Canada  Call 1-800-588-9786  Code 46259

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Subject: The World's Easiest Income Opportunity
Date:        11/15  7:08 PM
Received:    11/15  11:18 PM
From:        456S15P1008@juno.com
Reply-To:    1mktg00@juno.com
To:          members@your.com

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I have no idea what this is, but it appears to be some sort of phone scam. Of
course, what spam is complete without forgeries, and this one is certainly no
exception to the rule. 

Yup, no selling because you'll be busy scamming. This will change your life
forever. Jail tends to do that to people.

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 UPDATE: November 24, 1997
Well, Juno, after taking a 9-day nap on this issue, has finally decided to
terminate this drop box. Please notice how this never touched any Juno.com
mail servers. Does Juno forge headers or are the employees too embarassed to
use Juno servers?

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Subject: This is so Incredible!
Date:        
Received:    01/22  11:34
From:        ddertews@genie.com
Reply-To:    sample@why.net
To:          Chris Pickett, chris@lanets.com

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Another spammer with 1-800 numbers. I think this is some MLM.

If you were spammed in the United States: 1-800-811-2141   Code #44737
If you were spammed in Canada, then please call: 1-800-588-9786  Code #44737

I notice they say they don't accept emails due to "internet terrorists". Hmm,
isn't that something like the pot calling the kettle black? They steal service
forge information, email out MILLIONS of illegal emails and the people who
complain are the bad guys? This just goes to show how screwed in the head
spammers really are. Yet, they have the toll free numbers. Go figure.

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UPDATE: January 22, 1998, 15:29
Less than 30 minutes after I sent my complain, Hotmail once again
comes through, notifying me that this abuser had been nuked. See, even
though Hotmail is highly abused, they are on top of the problem and 
doing what they can to help stop spam.

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UPDATE: January 22, 1998
Seems UU.Net took action too. Must be one of those new go-getter suck-ups they haven't
broken the spirit of just yet. Still, I'll take what I can get.

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Subject: Isn't it time you owned your own homebased business?
Date:        02/19  02:29
Received:    02/19  18:32
From:        myemail@any.where.com
To:          all@aol.com

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Actually I do own my own home based business. Unlike this spammer, I don't have to lie
and steal to get my message out. In fact, this spam is being harvested in my online
outreach of my business here, at Studio42.com.

Call toll free in the United States and Canada. I'm ommitting the code.
Kevin Fukao
United States: 1-800-811-2141
Canada: 1-800-588-9786 or alternatively: 913-762-6715

I'm fairly sure this dork has annoyed me with his scams before.

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UPDATE: February 19, 1998, 23:57
IBM was quick to jump on this one and terminate this spammer. Confirmed kill!

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Subject:  ***Work Smart, Not Hard***
Date:        02/23  17:52
Received:    02/23  18:13
From:        88248.friend@public.com

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This, coming from a jobless spamming troll.
1-800-811-2141
1-800-588-9786

A 2-year old company run by those with the mentality of 2 year olds.

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Subject:  Good Morning
Date:        02/23  23:31
Received:    02/23  23:32
From:        45722.friend@public.com

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Morning? Maybe where you are, but it's 11:30 at night where I am, you jerk.

They are lying to me about an MLM, how his UPLINE(AKA downline, aka the people busting their
butts to make this person money) makes him money in numbers. They basically want me to spam
for them. Sorry, not gonna happen. This idiot needs to stay in bed until his brain develops.

Call to complain: 1-800-811-2141

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings....
Date:        05/03  01:01
Received:    05/03  08:24
From:        tdent95@mci2000.com

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Want to earn a quick $400?

1-800-811-2141, call for details
Testimonial lines(lies for profit):
888-703-5389
888-446-6949
888-731-3457

After all, they say earn $100 every time their phone rings.

One of those scams where you advertise an 800-number to sell something, but they
do the selling.

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        05/23  01:45
Received:    05/23  07:34
From:        thall552@worldnet.att.net
To:          gdsa54ncb92@generalnet.com

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Phone sales MLM. You spam, they claim they sell.

Lie line(testimonials): 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457
Complaint hotline: 1-800-811-2141 - I think this is the line that pays you. When
I call, I'm going to ask for my money, especially since they claim I get $100
everytime their phone rings. I'm fairly sure this is at least a Strike 2 offense.

They also claim BBB membership, but this spam violates terms of being a BBB member
due to the lack of a company name in the spam. They also claim to be a Fortune 500
company. Hey, I guess if you're going to lie, might as well lie big time.

At least the web site is currently a smoking crater. Too bad I can't claim that kill.

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        05/29  07:21
Received:    05/29  09:08
From:        rhath111@mci2000.com
To:          rdha36ndc82@generalnet.com

This spam is also located at Linkus.com Edition

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This is at least a strike 2 offense, perhaps more. I will to some searching later and
see what pops up. Regardless:

Have fun at a pay phone:
24hr TESTIMONIAL lines at 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951
or 888-731-3457 (all toll free)(or, pre-recorded lies)
Call to complain: 1-800-811-2141

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UPDATE: June 17, 1998
A late but welcome action from the folks whose server was hijacked to send out this spam. They
have secured their server. Again, further proof on why spam is a bad thing, as they prey on
small companies like this to handle the delivery.

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        05/30  15:38
Received:    05/31  17:38
From:        troen444@worldnet.att.net
To:          cdpo62scb21@generalnet.com

This spam is also located at Linkus.com Edition

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This spammer is one of many in a ring of spammers, all using the same toll free number.
While this is a strike 3 violation, it is a Strike 12 over-all. All of these violators 
will be moved to their own page shortly.

This spammer has been busy stealing services all week. Seems Worldnet doesn't really
seem to mind netwokr abuse that much.

Call to complain: 1-800-811-2141
Toll free lie lines: 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457

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UPDATE: June 1, 1998
Special thanks for Juno, who has terminated the Juno drop-box used as the Internic
contact address. This is kill #137

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Subject: #1 HOME BASED BUSINESS 2 YEARS IN A ROW!
Date:        
Received:    06/07  18:25
From:        Great@Business.Com
To:          Chris Pickett, chris@lanets.com

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This idiot gives me a whole list of their fellow MLM idiots to call and here pre-recorded
lies at their expense:
  Steve Fletcher:  888-438-4005
  Jim Montgomery:  888-446-6949
  William Sounder:  888-446-6951
  Henry Wheeler:  888-256-4767
  Gay Dietch:  888-703-5389
  Tim Russell:  888-731-3457
  Dale Sauter:  888-269-7961

Get the lies direct from the source at:   1-800-811-2141 Code # 51613

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UPDATE: June 7, 1998, 21:03
Well, I took a break to watch a movie, and then I discover these tasty tidbits of
actions being taken against this spammer.

First, and this is in the order received, the originating point has replied. They
tell me that the account has been dealt with according to their policy. This suggest
that this be marked as kill #142.

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The second one is from the site abused in order to relay the spam out. They are awaiting
a new server that will prevent relaying. Hey, why wait? Why not just update the software?
At any rate, their email does tell me that are taking as aggressive action as their
limited skills will allow.

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        06/19  00:57
Received:    06/19  17:07
To:          gtds42ncd71@generalnet.com

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Spamming again

Testimonial/lie lines: 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951
or 888-731-3457 (all toll free)

1-800-811-2141 Spammer ID: #50030

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        06/19  01:51
Received:    06/19  17:07
From:        thall322@mci2000.com
To:          gtds42ncd71@generalnet.com

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Twice in one day, this time to a different account.

Call one of the 24hr TESTIMONIAL lines at 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951
or 888-731-3457 (all toll free). 

1-800-811-2141 Spammer ID: #50030

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        06/27  16:21
Received:    06/27  17:24
From:        l1sf@worldnet.att.net
To:          hgbc31kvt15@generalnet.com

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Still spamming. I'm shocked I haven't counted these yet. Now that I've counted,
this is #16.

Direct quote:
Call one of the 24hr TESTIMONIAL lines at 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951
or 888-731-3457 (all toll free). 
END QUOTE.

1-800-811-2141, ID #50030

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        06/27  17:39
Received:    06/27  18:48
From:        2xhh@worldnet.att.net
To:          hgbc31kvt15@generalnet.com

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Second time in one day. I think they sign up a new dupe, then have them spam.
Regardless, this is #17

1-800-811-2141, #50030 when you call.

Call one of the 24hr TESTIMONIAL lines at 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951
or 888-731-3457 (all toll free). 

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        06/27  23:37
Received:    06/28  10:29
From:        cwgc@worldnet.att.net
To:          dvbc52gtp47@generalnet.com

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Spam #18.

1-800-811-2141, ID #50030 when you call.

Call one of the 24hr TESTIMONIAL lines at 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951
or 888-731-3457 (all toll free). 

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        07/17  06:34
Received:    07/17  08:45
From:        aytsd9238@sprynet.com
To:          Chris Pickett, chris@lanets.com

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A new idiot has joined this MLM. Just because they sent this unwanted crap to me doesn't mean
that it isn't spam. This is spam. Spam #19.

1-800-811-2141, ID #56130

Lie lines:
888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457

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Subject:  Amazing Opportunity!
Date:        07/17  01:54
Received:    07/17  08:44
From:        euser1@earthlink.net
To:          ReadeMe@ns.net

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Spam #20 comes without the pre-recorded lie lines, an admission of name, and a different format.
Doesn't matter, this is still annoying as hell, unwanted and will get LARTed. The only purpose
of this company is to sign up others for this MLM.

1-800-811-2141 - ID #55568

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UPDATE: July 22, 1998
An offer so amazing that Earthlink took action against this jerk. Too bad Earthlink won't get
more specific.

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Subject: Weekly Checks...
Date:        07/18  19:23
Received:    07/18  20:25
From:        thall11@sprynet.com
To:          tcse42nnd65@generalnet.com

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Apparently a lot of new suckers are signing up for this MLM. This is #21, and this one is
short. Compuserver ripping off UU.Net. I think we're seeing a new trend: rogue services
abusing each other.

1-800-811-2141 ID #50030

888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457 (all toll free)

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Subject: Weekly Checks...
Date:        07/19  02:41
Received:    07/19  08:13
From:        thall11@sprynet.com
To:          nsew17sde10@generalnet.com

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Apparently this upcoming MLM'er is looking to get a lot of attention. NEGATIVE attention.

Remove function too. I mean ADDRESS HARVESTING.

1-800-811-2141 ID #50030

888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457 (all toll free)

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        07/19  14:24
Received:    07/19  16:05
From:        aytsd9238@sprynet.com
To:          Chris Pickett, chris@lanets.com

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More proof that a sucker is born every minute. There should be far more abortions, if you
get where I'm going with that metaphor. This idiot has spammed me before.

1-800-811-2141 ID #56130

888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        07/20  03:42
Received:    07/20  05:22
From:        aytsd9238@sprynet.com
To:          ctani@ns.net

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Spam #24. Seems these deluges happen in waves.

1-800-811-2141 ID #56130

Lie lines: 888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457

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Subject: Weekly Checks...
Date:        07/22  03:23
Received:    07/22  09:51
From:        thanford5@sprynet.com
To:          tfdc43nnx27@generalnets.com

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Spam #25

1-800-811-2141 ID #50030
888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951or 888-731-3457

Also features remove-list.com harvesting. This goes along with the spamming via a dial-up and
forgeries.

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Subject: Earn $100 every time OUR phone rings...
Date:        07/22  06:18
Received:    07/22  09:52
From:        aytsd9238@sprynet.com
To:          Chris Pickett, chris@lanets.com

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Spam #26. Apparently two recent losers are trying to recover their losses on spamware and MLM
sign-up fees. Of course, forgeries are used.

1-800-811-2141 ID #56130

888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457

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UPDATE: July 22, 1998, 10:52
Grid.net has informed me that they are taking action. They are FREEZING this account. I'd prefer
seeing them KILL this account, but hey, I'll take what I can get.

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Subject: Weekly Checks
Date:        07/26  21:47
Received:    07/27  08:42
From:        thall12@sprynet.com
To:          dscw83msd36@generalnet.com

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Spam #27. I guess they are too stupid to grasp the concept that I do not want this. Forgeries, 
lies and other MLM tactics, plus an address harvesting site promoted as a remove list.

1-800-811-2141 ID #50030

888-703-5389, 888-446-6949, 888-446-6951 or 888-731-3457 (all toll free)

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UPDATE: August 6 1998
The folks hijacked confirmed my research and have upgraded their mail server to prevent this
sort of attack from happening again. We have yet another example of how spammers work and why
spamming is theft of service

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Subject: If you'd like......
Date:        08/31  15:29
Received:    08/31  20:08
From:        fed@icc.ru
To:          Friend@public.com

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Spam #28. I guess they simply won't learn. Now featuring partial Murkowski compliance. This spam
is not Washington State or Murkowski compliant, especially with the header forgeries and theft
of service.

1-800-811-2141 code 58420

Lie lines:
1-888-446-6951, 1-888-703-5389, 1-888-731-3457 or 1-888-715-0642

Fax on demand: 415-273-6020

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Subject: :)
Date:        11/02  21:38
Received:    11/03  08:06
From:        King1155@aol.com

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Harvesting is the only highlight of this AOL-originating spam. Spamming general goods,
but only as part of a larger MLM.

1-800-811-2141 Code#: 59614-M
1-800-226-0633 Code#: 59614-M
1-785-762-6715 Code#: 59614-M four outside the US.

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