Subject: re:bulk e-mail

From: [email-masked]
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 1997 12:31:44 -0400 (EDT)

for every one individual that gets pissed off just because he or she thinks
someone has invaded their sorry ass little private space with bulk e-mail,
theres hundreds who like to get new info over their computers. its very
little trouble to delete an unwanted e-mail anyway, so i don't understand
what the big deal is!! whats next, not allowing direct mail through postage
just because you don't want to walk over to the trash can to throw it away!!
making telemarketing legal because you don't have the balls to tell the
person on the other end your not interested!!! this is american free
enterprise and there are many businesses and people who rely on this type of
advertising to make a living! i'm not one of them, but i don't mind deleting
an unwanted e-mail every now and then. who knows, one of them might interest
me someday. this is the 90's. if you  don't like free enterprise then build a
log cabin in the woods and fish for food.

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From: "Robin S. Socha" <[email-masked]>
Date: 10 Jun 1997 21:01:43 +0200

>> On Tue, 10 Jun 1997 12:31:44 -0400 (EDT),
>> MrPayback 
>> who can be reached at: [email-masked]
>> (whose comments are cited below with "MrPayback> "),
>> had this to say in article <[email-masked]>
>> concerning the subject of re:bulk e-mail
MrPayback> for every one individual that gets pissed off just because
MrPayback> he or she thinks someone has invaded their sorry ass little
MrPayback> private space with bulk e-mail, theres hundreds who like to
MrPayback> get new info over their computers. its very little trouble
MrPayback> to delete an unwanted e-mail anyway, so i don't understand
MrPayback> what the big deal is!! whats next, not allowing direct mail
MrPayback> through postage just because you don't want to walk over to
MrPayback> the trash can to throw it away!!  making telemarketing
MrPayback> legal because you don't have the balls to tell the person
MrPayback> on the other end your not interested!!! this is american
MrPayback> free enterprise and there are many businesses and people
MrPayback> who rely on this type of advertising to make a living! i'm
MrPayback> not one of them, but i don't mind deleting an unwanted
MrPayback> e-mail every now and then. who knows, one of them might
MrPayback> interest me someday. this is the 90's. if you don't like
MrPayback> free enterprise then build a log cabin in the woods and
MrPayback> fish for food.

Hey, [email-masked], these pricks are GETTING ON MY NERVES! This is 
the umptheenth time I've posted a complaint to you. So here's the
deal: I got this nice 100 Mbit line at my disposal. How about me
mailbombing a couple of your "customers"? Either respond with a sound
explanation of why you let them use university resources for this
bullshit or get ready for some serious complaints. K?

Later,
Robin

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From: "Robin S. Socha" <[email-masked]>
Date: 10 Jun 1997 21:18:13 +0200

MrPayback> for every one individual that gets pissed off just because
MrPayback> he or she thinks 

"Think"? Now where did MrPayback get that word from?

MrPayback> someone has invaded their sorry ass little private space
MrPayback> with bulk e-mail, theres hundreds who like to get new info
MrPayback> over their computers.

Info? What info? On which "my computer"? You're sucking up university
resources, you little twit.

MrPayback> its very little trouble to delete an unwanted e-mail
MrPayback> anyway, so i don't understand what the big deal is!!

Am I getting something wrong or did he just ask for some kernel
sources in handy chunks? Say, like 1k or something?

MrPayback> whats next, not allowing direct mail through postage just
MrPayback> because you don't want to walk over to the trash can to
MrPayback> throw it away!!  

*argl* How stupid can one get? Unsollicited commercial mail is as
illegal as UC faxes... and email is considered to be the same. What
MrPayback is doing is illegal.

MrPayback> making telemarketing legal because you don't have the balls
MrPayback> to tell the person on the other end your not interested!!!

Man, are you wrong... I'd beat the living crap out of you if you had
the guts to show up here... But you don't.

MrPayback> this is american free enterprise and there are many
MrPayback> businesses and people who rely on this type of advertising
MrPayback> to make a living! 

Duhhh... What the heck do I care about some lackwit doing "american
free enterprise"? You we do "German slavery" here...

MrPayback> i'm not one of them, but i don't mind deleting an unwanted
MrPayback> e-mail every now and then. who knows, one of them might
MrPayback> interest me someday. 

Ok, see if you like X-sources... Reading them can be quite refreshing...

MrPayback> this is the 90's. 

Attention all readers, here comes the philosophical part...

MrPayback> if you don't like free enterprise then build a log cabin in
MrPayback> the woods and fish for food.

Yep, that's just what I was planning on doing...

Anyone ever got a reply from [email-masked]? Not me --- wonder why?

Later,
Robin

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From: [email-masked] (Nir Soffer)
Date: 11 Jun 1997 11:02:27 GMT

Cute. Consider yourself an addition to my hitlist.

[email-masked] wrote:
: for every one individual that gets pissed off just because he or she thinks
: someone has invaded their sorry ass little private space with bulk e-mail,
: theres hundreds who like to get new info over their computers. its very
: little trouble to delete an unwanted e-mail anyway, so i don't understand
: what the big deal is!! whats next, not allowing direct mail through postage
: just because you don't want to walk over to the trash can to throw it away!!
: making telemarketing legal because you don't have the balls to tell the
: person on the other end your not interested!!! this is american free
: enterprise and there are many businesses and people who rely on this type of
: advertising to make a living! i'm not one of them, but i don't mind deleting
: an unwanted e-mail every now and then. who knows, one of them might interest
: me someday. this is the 90's. if you  don't like free enterprise then build a
: log cabin in the woods and fish for food.

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Nir Soffer AKA ScorpioS. [email-masked]
"Power corrupts.  Absolute power is kind of neat"
                -- John Lehman, Secretary of the Navy 1981-1987