Internet Deadbeats' HALL OF LAME
NuOncology Labs Edition

Subject: news RELEASE....
Date:        07/12  09:08
Received:    07/12  10:27
From:        asfb@be.com
Reply-To:    bondo@yahoo.com
To:          bondo12@yahoo.com

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Netcom claims they had this drop box nuked, but it appears the downstream lied to them.
Why does that not suprise me? See for yourself with this spam report at the Market
Response Center.

These idiots are trying to get me to buy stock in their company. Now I'd rather die of
cancer than use their products or invest in their company

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/12  21:41
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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These are related to: this spam, making this a strike 2 violation.
Wait, it gets better: I have also received TWO more of these down below. Due to logistics, a
page just for these spammers will be slow-coming.

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/12  21:41
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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This is strike 3!!!!

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/12  21:41
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Strike 4!!!!

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/12  22:26
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Strike 5. Nothing more to say.

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:45
Received:    07/13  09:47
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Cancer spam #6.

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UPDATE: July 14, 1998
It appears Netcom has terminated this spammer, or at least the domain used for emailing.
Kill #189!!

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/13  18:03
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Spam #7

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/13  18:04
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Spam #8.

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/13  18:04
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Spam #9

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Subject: Cancer Treatment Breakthrough!!!
Date:        07/13  09:20
Received:    07/13  18:04
From:        XFGH@MSN.COM
Reply-To:    polltit@juno.com
To:          jabba1@juno.com

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Spam #10, off a Russian server. Variety...

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UPDATE: July 14, 1998
Special thanks to Juno for quickly terminating the spammer's drop boxes. They also included
some boilerplate responses that I'm already aware of. I'm not fauling Juno for this. Kill #188

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I guess Netcom wants a piece of this too.

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UDPATE: July 17, 1998
UU.Net has finally gotten around to issuing a compilation ticket. LAME action. I really should
count these as "others". Oh well, I'm being too lenient. August will see an end to that.

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/13  18:05
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Spam #11, back to the Mexican servers...

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/13  18:05
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Spam #12. Oh boy!!!

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/13  18:05
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Spam #13. This idiot has set a 2 day record(so far) of 13 spams in a 24-hour period.

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UPDATE: July 14, 1998
This complaint and kill #190 covers the following spams here:
6
7
8
9
10
11
Unfortunately, I was unable to make individual complaints, so instead of 6 kills, I can only
claim 1 kill. I do get to mark up the calendar page a whole bunch!!

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Subject: NEWS RELEASE.....
Date:        07/10  23:09
Received:    07/14  19:06
From:        newsflash@juno.com
Reply-To:    bondo@yahoo.com
To:          bondo12@yahoo.com

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For those of you not keeping count, the 3-day total is now at:14

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UPDATE: July 15, 1998
Juno quickly came through and terminated this drop box for kill #195.

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Apparently Netcom wants a piece of this action as well. Notice Juno works faster than Netcom?
Kill #196.

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Subject: Cancer Treatment BREAKTHROUGH!!!!
Date:        07/12  16:51
Received:    07/22  00:18
From:        Webroot@ix.netcom.com
To:          Webroot@ix.netcom.com

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Spam #15. Enough said.

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UPDATE: October 22, 1999
A journalist wants me to assist in an article about these spammers. I'm not responding.
Why? Well, I don't trust journalists and also because everything I know about these
spammers is right here, therefore I don't need to assist. Also, I'm not volunteering my
time for free and I don't want my request for payment to be used against me.

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Update: November 16, 1999
Obviously the journalist is getting frustrated by her blackout and feels that the webmaster
account will be more sympathetic. Nope. The deadline means nothing to me. What she sees is
all she is going to get. Also, I still won't work for free, and I seriously doubt she wants
to fork over $300 for me to call her up and say "what you see on the site is everything".

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