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Message-ID: <20040924115149.29378.qmail@web25002.mail.ukl.yahoo.com>
From: contact_jamie_fisher at yahoo.co.uk (jamie fisher)
Subject: "tired of spam?  time to fight back!" or fightspam.nm.ru

I can't get my head around the idea that this is not a bandwidth exhaustion attack which may be misconstrued as a DoS (hi to policy makers in brussels)...

In any case I do like the idea of denying the Spam mongerers their web presence.

I have a question from the /about.html on fightspam.nm.ru
What makes you think Spammers pay their hosting bills?

Cheers!

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