Comments on: New techniques of spamming… http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/new-techniques-of-spamming/ News and views from a Software Architect and Entrepreneur on Java and Web 2.0 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 11:02:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Praveen http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/new-techniques-of-spamming/#comment-290 Praveen Fri, 15 Oct 2004 18:01:13 +0000 http://blog.taragana.com/?p=55#comment-290 I facing the same problem. The new genre of spam that I noticed was that a bunch of unrelated words were pushed in at the end of the e-mail. These words are really rare words gathered from different contexts. Do you have any suggestions for it? I facing the same problem. The new genre of spam that I noticed was that a bunch of unrelated words were pushed in at the end of the e-mail. These words are really rare words gathered from different contexts.

Do you have any suggestions for it?

]]> By: Dave M. http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/new-techniques-of-spamming/#comment-178 Dave M. Thu, 29 Jul 2004 15:19:27 +0000 http://blog.taragana.com/?p=55#comment-178 I have tried all the software solutions to twarting spam. I have yet to see one that works as good as simply owning a domain and creating many email addresses. One for each site I visit. Like the one I used here. If I start getting spam from that address, I simply forward it to null@null.net and that's that. I have about 30 email addresses generating well over 250 spams a day. They are all being forwarded to null@null.net (Sure hope no one ever gets that address). I *NEVER* give out my main email address to anyone! All the non spam addresses get forwarded to my real email account so I can read them and respond to them. Sure, at that point my real address get's sent out. However, it's not accidently published on the web. At least not by posting it on a blog or a web store. I have tried all the software solutions to twarting spam. I have yet to see one that works as good as simply owning a domain and creating many email addresses. One for each site I visit. Like the one I used here. If I start getting spam from that address, I simply forward it to null@null.net and that’s that. I have about 30 email addresses generating well over 250 spams a day. They are all being forwarded to null@null.net (Sure hope no one ever gets that address).

I *NEVER* give out my main email address to anyone! All the non spam addresses get forwarded to my real email account so I can read them and respond to them. Sure, at that point my real address get’s sent out. However, it’s not accidently published on the web. At least not by posting it on a blog or a web store.

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