[Fwd: [Yaesu] Your literature on our world tour.]
Brian K. Short
bshort@speedchoice.com
Tue, 07 Jul 1998 17:45:17 +0000
Daniel, et. al.,
I am so pleased to see that we have a volunteer to take over the
Yaesu mailing list (yaesu@contesting.com) as I personally admin
some 300 mailing lists (Kenwood, Icom, etc etc) at another server
and have no login capabilities at contesting.com.
Actually, having the one on another server is pain in the keister for me.
It is rare to find someone with Majordomo experience among amateurs,
so we are fortunate to have Daniel.
I would gladly continue, but with well over 20,000 unique participants
at QTH.Net, my time to devote to Contesting.Com is quite limited.
(OBTW, I use the same "config" file setting usually, but with 300+ it
is a hard quality control job.)
Thanks again for stepping forward, Daniel.
73, Brian
At 09:01 AM 7/7/98 -0400, Daniel Senie wrote:
>
> The spammer sent the spam to the mailing list, in the hopes of reaching
> a larger audience by having the mailing list program spew the spam to
> all subscribers. This is a well-known and relatively common occurrence
> on many mailing lists.
>
> A relatively simple solution which I use on all lists I host (eg. RTTY
> reflector) is to require people posting to the mailing list also be
> subscribers. If someone tries to post and the email address they post
> from is not listed as a subscriber on the list, the mail bounces. This
> approach keeps the spam volume close to nil.
>
> The other worthwhile approach is to set up an advertising cost schedule,
> and send an invoice to the spammer based on a cost per recipient through
> the mailing list. As the spammer was attempting to steal services, the
> owner of the host where the list is running can try to collect via small
> claims court. This approach sometimes at least scares off spammers from
> repeating their error...
>
>
> John Watson wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone else on this reflector received this message? It appears
> > that from the subject, with the word yaesu in "brackets", that this
> > person has or is using the yaesu reflector for his own mailings. Maybe
> > this reflectors gurus should look into this matter.
> >
> > John KC4TBH
> >
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > Subject: [Yaesu] Your literature on our world tour.
> > Date: Tue, 7 Jul 98 02:07:19 EDT
> > From: wcts@globalvisionexpo.com
> > To: wcts@globalvisionexpo.com
> >
> > From: Charles H. Borden
> > President, GlobalVision
> > Sarasota, Florida
> > 1-(800)-341-7317 or (941)312-0167
> >
> > If you wish to be removed from any future mailings, please reply with the
> word "remove"
> > in the subject field.
> >
> > Please kindly direct to the Sales and Marketing Decision Maker
> >
> > We are GlobalVision. We'll generate export sales for you while you stay
> home. Please accept a space for your firm's standard promotional literature
> on our upcoming World Tour of our exclusive 'Direct from the USA' catalog
> expos. Your catalog or brochure will be professionally presented to
> qualified import buyers, distributors, agents, joint venture partners and
> government purchasing agents in the countries of your choice. This tour
> includes commercial and World Trade Centers in Australia, Japan, S. Africa,
> Singapore, Spain, Mexico, Canada, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil.
> >
> > We have been featured in a Success Magazine cover story and are a "final
> five" recipient of the 1998 SBA/Chamber of Commerce 'Young Business of the
> Year' award. We also have an excellent
> > Dun & Bradstreet rating of 3A1.
> >
> > Fees range from just $375-$695 per expo with a money back guarantee.
> Registration deadline is in
> > 2 1/2 weeks. If you wish to have your products or services promoted in the
> world's best markets, while you stay home, please respond by phone today.
> Simply call Ms. Julie Miller, V.P. today. Her direct number is
> 1-(800)-341-7317 or (941)-312-0167.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Charles Borden
> > President, GlobalVision
> >
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