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In article <sxHQ4.75$TM.2189@burlma1-snr2>, Barry Margolin 
<barmar@genuity.net> wrote:
> In article <8evf0e$g6e$3@hiram.io.com>, Alun Jones <alun@texis.com> wrote:
> > What next, emailing everyone to let them 
> >know that spam is bad? :-)
> 
> Hey, I actually got something like that a couple of days ago!  It was a
> piece of spam claiming to be advertising an anti-spam web site,
> antispamhelp.cjb.net.  Following the link actually took me to a web mall
> (well, at least it wasn't a porn site).

Given the number of fly-posted adverts for "grate oppertooneries to wurk at 
home" that have cjb.net domains, I'm inclined to assume that there's nothing 
worth visiting at a cjb.net site.  Couple that with the recent "Playstation 
Underwear" Usenet spam that was also based on Usenet, and it's clear that 
they'll give an FQDN to anyone.  Of course, couple it with the fact that 
"Playstation Groundunder" also placed a follow-up spam to declare that their 
ISP had "been a real bitch" and removed their site, it's possible that 
cjb.net ain't quite a black hat.

Alun.
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