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 > "Paul" <p RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message

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Nah, only use this account for Usenet so do not want any email at it so it
is invalid.

"Sven" <jimmy.RemoveThis@nospam.invalid.sorry> wrote in message
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  > > "Paul" <p.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
 >
 > Is that really your email address? That's so cool! You must have been the
 > first to signup
 >
 >
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 > Nah, only use this account for Usenet so do not want any email at it so it
 > is invalid.

Then you should use me RemoveThis @privacy.net , this email address is reserved for this
purpose, if a legitimate user really does have p RemoveThis @hotmail.com they'll be
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Sven

Good point, never thought of it like that. Address should now be changed.


"Sven" <me.RemoveThis@privacy.net> wrote in message
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  > > Nah, only use this account for Usenet so do not want any email at it so
it
  > > is invalid.
 >
 > Then you should use me.RemoveThis@privacy.net , this email address is reserved for
this
 > purpose, if a legitimate user really does have p.RemoveThis@hotmail.com they'll be
 > upset that they're getting spammed from usenet
 >
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 > Does anyone know of free hosting that has MySQL and PHP (preferably no ads)
 > Only want to run a forum so probably not need much webspace or bandwidth.


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On 08 Jul 2004 in alt.freewebhosting, "Sven" <me DeleteThis @privacy.net> wrote:

 >Then you should use me DeleteThis @privacy.net , this email address is reserved for this
 >purpose,

If you read the notes on the web site at <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.privacy.net" target="_blank">www.privacy.net</a> you will see it
is not reserved for this purpose, but for signing up to mailing lists when
one want some anonymity. Spammers will no doubt send junk mail to me@...
and because they usually put in a fake "from" address, I bet the bounce
message from privacy.net goes to some innocent user who is as puzzled by
the message from privacy.net as they might be cross about UCE. You could
surely use a 'blackhole' mail address on your own domain if you want to get
rid of junk mail from spammers, rather than increase the load on privacy.net
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 > If you read the notes on the web site at <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.privacy.net" target="_blank">www.privacy.net</a> you will see it
 > is not reserved for this purpose, but for signing up to mailing lists when
 > one want some anonymity. Spammers will no doubt send junk mail to me@...
 > and because they usually put in a fake "from" address, I bet the bounce
 > message from privacy.net goes to some innocent user who is as puzzled by
 > the message from privacy.net as they might be cross about UCE. You could
 > surely use a 'blackhole' mail address on your own domain if you want to
get
 > rid of junk mail from spammers, rather than increase the load on
privacy.net
 > by misusing their me RemoveThis @privacy.net mail address for newsgroup posts. Peter
M.

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