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And the winner of this morning’s spam competition is…
Skip to: comments (2); categories; related posts; previous/next postMr Wang Qin, “credit officer of the Hang Seng Bank Ltd”, who has a not very well “concealed business suggestion” for me involving Ibrahim Moussa and US20M and culminating in an offer to provide me with Tiscali broadband @ £15.99/month. The mail is sent from wang_qin24@tiscali.co.uk, although I assume he means wang_qin24*7@tiscali.co.uk.
Trevor @ 15 July 2004 11:10 AM
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11:25 AM on 15 July 2004
I didn’t realise until someone pointed me to http://www.eaglesystems.info/ the Tiscali support a pyramid selling scheme to push their product - much like Amway. I had always thought such schemes were discredited and distasteful, only pushed by small-timers at the top of the pyramid - who are the only ones to make money from them - but apparently not.
11:39 AM on 15 July 2004
Would it be excessively paranoid to wonder whether ISPs tolerate spam sent from their freemail systems because it includes their automatically-added sales pitch at the end?