The best thing would just be if everyone on the list who received the SPAM
were to email the addresses listed below with the entire SPAM attached
(including the headers) and complained... politely and strongly.

You might also include the fact that we do offer people a means of
advertising their product on out list via the [AD]: topic tag. "Do [AD]:,
don't SPAM"

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-----Original Message-----
From: pic microcontroller discussion list
[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of Roman Black
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 09:21
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [OT]: [ADMIN] SPAM from Rigis Dupuis http://
www.total.net/~reytek
Importance: Low


What about if everybody emails the offending firm
a "go spam yourself" letter with a LARGE attachment.
Say a nice fat 200kb gif of something spam related,
would take a couple of minutes for each person to
send, but all those Mb coming in would really
mess up the offending firm's email at their end,
possibly causing extra charges or banning etc.

Maybe set up an automated system that keeps emailing
large files to the offender. For a week or two...
;o)
-Roman


James Newton wrote:
>
> It is spam.
>
> Here are the details and who to complain to:
>
> Report Spam to:
> Re:154.5.40.137 (Administrator of network where email originates)
>    To: abuse@psi.com
>
> Re:http://www.total.net/~reytek (Administrator of network hosting website
> referenced in spam)
>    To: abuse@total.net
>    To: postmaster@total.net

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