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Old October 9th, 2003, 03:26 PM
Doh Dohdoh
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Any way to remove a post once it's been posted here?

Made the mistake of using my actual address.. DON'T USE
IT!! Recieved 15 virus emails in but a few hours.

:-(
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Old October 9th, 2003, 05:54 PM
Jon Peltier
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Dodo -

That's like trying to remove pee from the swimming pool. You'll have to
just start using a dummy address now, and hope you don't get much more
spam. After five years of near spamless posting, I've had to doctor my
own email address.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html
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Doh Dohdoh wrote:
Any way to remove a post once it's been posted here?

Made the mistake of using my actual address.. DON'T USE
IT!! Recieved 15 virus emails in but a few hours.

:-(


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Old October 10th, 2003, 09:22 AM
Doh Dohdoh
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...simple.. empty the pool, then re-fill it!

Some kind soul, the moderator of this forum perhaps might
suggest to their superiors at Microsoft an action plan for
masking all email addresses posted.. in fact why even post
them?

Doh Dohdoh
(gasps at the amount of spam awaiting this morn)
:-(

-----Original Message-----
Dodo -

That's like trying to remove pee from the swimming pool.

You'll have to
just start using a dummy address now, and hope you don't

get much more
spam. After five years of near spamless posting, I've

had to doctor my
own email address.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html
_______

Doh Dohdoh wrote:
Any way to remove a post once it's been posted here?

Made the mistake of using my actual address.. DON'T USE
IT!! Recieved 15 virus emails in but a few hours.

:-(


.

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Old October 10th, 2003, 11:54 AM
richard
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Default Posting yr email add to this newsgroup

any consolation i'm in the same boat - all the spams come
from microsoft-looking addresses, and are about 142k
each.


-----Original Message-----
...simple.. empty the pool, then re-fill it!

Some kind soul, the moderator of this forum perhaps

might
suggest to their superiors at Microsoft an action plan

for
masking all email addresses posted.. in fact why even

post
them?

Doh Dohdoh
(gasps at the amount of spam awaiting this morn)
:-(

-----Original Message-----
Dodo -

That's like trying to remove pee from the swimming

pool.
You'll have to
just start using a dummy address now, and hope you

don't
get much more
spam. After five years of near spamless posting, I've

had to doctor my
own email address.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html
_______

Doh Dohdoh wrote:
Any way to remove a post once it's been posted here?

Made the mistake of using my actual address.. DON'T

USE
IT!! Recieved 15 virus emails in but a few hours.

:-(


.

.

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Old October 11th, 2003, 03:28 PM
philip
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Default Posting yr email add to this newsgroup

I'm in the same boat with you all. On busy days, up to
250 e-mails reach me all containing the famous W32 worm
virus.

I am lucky that my provider (skynet in Belgium) is
actually intercepting all infected attachements before it
reaches my in-box, so all I get is short messages from
the provider notifying me of the receipt of the message.
But still, it's a few hundred notifications per day.

Microsoft has an e-mail address available to its
customers to report abuse of their company name in these
types of activities. This address
is ".

All I can suggest is that we massively start sending
requests to that e-mail address to request the masking
functionality on all of the newsgroups (I got my problem
on the Belgian version of this newsgroup ...).

I have the experience that they do read and respond to
the messages on that e-mail address ...

Shall we give it a try ?
-----Original Message-----
any consolation i'm in the same boat - all the spams

come
from microsoft-looking addresses, and are about 142k
each.


-----Original Message-----
...simple.. empty the pool, then re-fill it!

Some kind soul, the moderator of this forum perhaps

might
suggest to their superiors at Microsoft an action plan

for
masking all email addresses posted.. in fact why even

post
them?

Doh Dohdoh
(gasps at the amount of spam awaiting this morn)
:-(

-----Original Message-----
Dodo -

That's like trying to remove pee from the swimming

pool.
You'll have to
just start using a dummy address now, and hope you

don't
get much more
spam. After five years of near spamless posting, I've

had to doctor my
own email address.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html
_______

Doh Dohdoh wrote:
Any way to remove a post once it's been posted here?

Made the mistake of using my actual address.. DON'T

USE
IT!! Recieved 15 virus emails in but a few hours.

:-(

.

.

.

 




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