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On Sun, 4 Jun 2000 21:33:04 +0200, "Andrea Campanini" <fmbfc@tin.it>
wrote:

>huge collection of original Amiga games for sale; just visit my site at
>http://don_meu.homestead.com/amiga.html
>
>

TAKE YOUR SPAMMING SHITE TO A GROUP THAT CARES!

Post this spam in an auction or marketplace group.
Asshole.

no@address.com produced the following pearl of wisdom:

>
>TAKE YOUR SPAMMING SHITE TO A GROUP THAT CARES!
>
>Post this spam in an auction or marketplace group.
>Asshole.
>

TAKE YOUR AGRO SHITE TO A GROUP THAT CARES!

Post this flame in a flame group (alt.flame)
Deadbeat.

hey, did the dead of Amiga make u so angry? with compliments...

"Richard Banks" <rbanks@arel.com.au.nospamming> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:393d7763.171640823@news.magna.com.au...
> no@address.com produced the following pearl of wisdom:
>
> >
> >TAKE YOUR SPAMMING SHITE TO A GROUP THAT CARES!
> >
> >Post this spam in an auction or marketplace group.
> >Asshole.
> >
>
> TAKE YOUR AGRO SHITE TO A GROUP THAT CARES!
>
> Post this flame in a flame group (alt.flame)
> Deadbeat.

"AC" == "Andrea Campanini" writes:

AC> hey, did the dead of Amiga make u so angry? with compliments...

Hey. Does that make sense?

Amiga will never die.
-- 
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ICQ: 21722637

Hi,

Splatt wrote:
 
> AC> hey, did the dead of Amiga make u so angry? with compliments...
 
> Hey. Does that make sense?
> 
> Amiga will never die.

Ahhhhhh.. a true beliver.. But what happens when all the true believers
die?

Regards,

Ross..

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address.*

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http://www.fl.net.au/~rossv

Running on an Amiga 3000 (030/25), ECS, 8Mb Fast, 2Mb Chip, HD FDD
SCSI HDD's (never mind their size), Kickstart 3.1 (40.68), OS 3.5,
Linux 2.0 (RedHat 5.1), C= A2065 and an Opalvision card
- ("Designed in Australia", and keeping the Zorro bus populated).
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In article <393d7032.169852665@210.24.160.218>,
  no@address.com wrote:
> On Sun, 4 Jun 2000 21:33:04 +0200, "Andrea Campanini" <fmbfc@tin.it>
> wrote:
>
> >huge collection of original Amiga games for sale; just visit my site at
> >http://don_meu.homestead.com/amiga.html


>
> TAKE YOUR SPAMMING SHITE TO A GROUP THAT CARES!
>
> Post this spam in an auction or marketplace group.
> Asshole.

  The link no longer works; it looks like the site has been deleted by
Homestead for spamming.
--
Amiga 3000 25MHz


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Before you buy.

Back on 08-Jun-00 09:09:43 Ross Vumbaca rossv@au.net.fl Wrote:
> Hi,

> Splatt wrote:
>
>> AC> hey, did the dead of Amiga make u so angry? with compliments...
>
>> Hey. Does that make sense?
>>
>> Amiga will never die.

> Ahhhhhh.. a true beliver.. But what happens when all the true believers
> die?

If they can last a few more years then they'll be able to clone themselves...

<tsb>
Greg Tallent     |Amiga2000 GVP 040/33mhz/3.1 72 megs,7 gig/OpalVision|
gwt at gte.net    |Zoom 56k, Syjet, Zip, Picasso II 2Meg, Plextor CD-R|

If you didn't get caught, did you really do it?

Back on 08-Jun-00 21:22:44 Amiga User 2001 amiga_2001@yahoo.com Wrote:
> In article <393d7032.169852665@210.24.160.218>,
>   no@address.com wrote:
>> On Sun, 4 Jun 2000 21:33:04 +0200, "Andrea Campanini" <fmbfc@tin.it>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >huge collection of original Amiga games for sale; just visit my site at
>> >http://don_meu.homestead.com/amiga.html

>> TAKE YOUR SPAMMING SHITE TO A GROUP THAT CARES!
>>
>> Post this spam in an auction or marketplace group.
>> Asshole.

>   The link no longer works; it looks like the site has been deleted by
> Homestead for spamming.

And depending on when his ISP finally decides to read my Email, his 
internet account will follow. :)

<tsb>
Greg Tallent     |Amiga2000 GVP 040/33mhz/3.1 72 megs,7 gig/OpalVision|
gwt at gte.net    |Zoom 56k, Syjet, Zip, Picasso II 2Meg, Plextor CD-R|

Go ahead, flame me.  I'm wearing asbestos BVDs!

Greg Tallent wrote:
> 
> >   The link no longer works; it looks like the site has been deleted by
> > Homestead for spamming.
> 
> And depending on when his ISP finally decides to read my Email, his
> internet account will follow. :)

Yes, this is the way to foster the longevity of the Amiga community. 
You people still treat it like a mainstream PC market - before long, you
will depend on these "spammers" in order to aquire anything at all. 
Don't you know that?  But I know, the Amiga is "still alive" and all
that....sheesh.

Mike
-- 
���`����,��,�`����`����,��,�`�����`������`��
 Mike Kohary    Seattle, WA   http://kohary.simplenet.com
  ���`����,��,�`����`����,��,�`�����`������`��

im not a pro spammer, im simply an honest guy who is trying to sell his
collection of original games, so i try to reach the most of people who can
interest my offers. please leave me in peace, as i sell them i stop posting.
is it REALLY so grave my posting in non-ad news? i never received
contestations by
privates so far, if someone doesnt care it, simply doesnt consider it. when
i visit news i dont attack out-of-matter posts, at least i respond them
joking.

"Mike Kohary" <mkohary@earthlink.net> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:3941E834.7A8A456C@earthlink.net...
> Greg Tallent wrote:
> >
> > >   The link no longer works; it looks like the site has been deleted by
> > > Homestead for spamming.
> >
> > And depending on when his ISP finally decides to read my Email, his
> > internet account will follow. :)
>
> Yes, this is the way to foster the longevity of the Amiga community.
> You people still treat it like a mainstream PC market - before long, you
> will depend on these "spammers" in order to aquire anything at all.
> Don't you know that?  But I know, the Amiga is "still alive" and all
> that....sheesh.
>
> Mike
> --
> ���`����,��,�`����`����,��,�`�����`������`��
>  Mike Kohary    Seattle, WA   http://kohary.simplenet.com
>   ���`����,��,�`����`����,��,�`�����`������`��

Mike, I greatly appreciate your support too.
:-)))

"Mike Kohary" <mkohary@earthlink.net> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:3944818F.F8E6A5BA@earthlink.net...
> Greg Tallent wrote:
> >
> > Back on 10-Jun-00 02:03:16 Mike Kohary mkohary@earthlink.net Wrote:
> > > Greg Tallent wrote:
> > >>
> > >> >   The link no longer works; it looks like the site has been deleted
by
> > >> > Homestead for spamming.
> > >>
> > >> And depending on when his ISP finally decides to read my Email, his
> > >> internet account will follow. :)
> >
> > > Yes, this is the way to foster the longevity of the Amiga community.
> >
> > By allowing people to spam the Amiga newsgroups?
> >
> > you have a strange definition of "longevity".
>
> He posted a web page selling old software.  He has quite an extensive
> collection, most of it hard-to-find.  Hardly a capital crime; didn't you
> ever think that some of us might be interested in his site?
>
> Longevity - at this point, I'd think an Amiga user would be begging, not
> choosing.  Sure, in a PC newsgroup this would be annoying spam, given
> the PC's circumstances.  Given the Amiga's circumstances, we need every
> source we can get, don't you think?  The definition of "spam" changes
> accordingly, wouldn't you agree?
>
> Mike
> --
> ���`����,��,�`����`����,��,�`�����`������`��
>  Mike Kohary    Seattle, WA   http://kohary.simplenet.com
>   ���`����,��,�`����`����,��,�`�����`������`��

Back on 12-Jun-00 01:22:07 Mike Kohary mkohary@earthlink.net Wrote:
> Greg Tallent wrote:
>>
>> Back on 10-Jun-00 02:03:16 Mike Kohary mkohary@earthlink.net Wrote:
>> > Greg Tallent wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >   The link no longer works; it looks like the site has been deleted by
>> >> > Homestead for spamming.
>> >>
>> >> And depending on when his ISP finally decides to read my Email, his
>> >> internet account will follow. :)
>>
>> > Yes, this is the way to foster the longevity of the Amiga community.
>>
>> By allowing people to spam the Amiga newsgroups?
>>
>> you have a strange definition of "longevity".

> He posted a web page selling old software.  He has quite an extensive
> collection, most of it hard-to-find.  Hardly a capital crime; didn't you
> ever think that some of us might be interested in his site?

He crossposted this ad to the following newsgroups(taken from Dejanews) :

comp.sys.amiga: advocacy, games, misc, marketplace, emulators, hardware,
programmer, applications, audio.  fr.comp.sys.amiga, aus.computers.amiga,
comp.unix.amiga, se.dator.sys.amiga, alt.emulators.amiga, alt.fan.amiga-power,
it.annunci.usato.amig, it.comp.amiga, dc.forsale.computers, alt.forsale,
misc.forsale.computers, es.comp.amiga.

Now please explain how it's relevant to _ALL_ of those newsgroups.

He has been asked numerous times(some very nice and many not quite so nice) to
not post in a certain newsgroup, which he ignores and posts again anyway.

As for his site on Homestead, they mailed me back and said that they would
investigate to see if he violated their AUP and if so take appropriate action.
apparently he did if the site is gone.

I seriously doubt that I was the only one to complain to them about his site
there.

I've also noticed several message cancels being issued concerning his sale ad, I
don't have that kind of power and I don't know anyone who would be able to do
it.  actually I don't believe in those things anyhow.

he's also being mentioned(quite a bit) on news.admin.net-abuse.

> Longevity - at this point, I'd think an Amiga user would be begging, not
> choosing.  Sure, in a PC newsgroup this would be annoying spam, given
> the PC's circumstances.  Given the Amiga's circumstances, we need every
> source we can get, don't you think?  The definition of "spam" changes
> accordingly, wouldn't you agree?

No, I would not agree that spam is different today than it was in the past.

Regardless of the situation of the Amiga, what we need is real posts, not spam.

the alt.miami newsgroup is dead since all of the Miami questions went to a
mailing list, now all that gets posted to the newsgroup is spam, do you think
that spam qualifies as `Miami discussions' there?

If you really want to help him out, why don't you buy his games and end this
once and for all?

<tsb>
Greg Tallent     |Amiga2000 GVP 040/33mhz/3.1 72 megs,7 gig/OpalVision|
gwt at gte.net    |Zoom 56k, Syjet, Zip, Picasso II 2Meg, Plextor CD-R|

Windows: an Unrecoverable Acquisition Error!

You realize that alot of people may not get the .marketplace group through
there isp???



Greg Tallent <gwt@gte.net> wrote in message
news:1124.196T1731T12573379gwt@gte.net...
> Back on 10-Jun-00 02:03:16 Mike Kohary mkohary@earthlink.net Wrote:
> > Greg Tallent wrote:
> >>
> >> >   The link no longer works; it looks like the site has been deleted
by
> >> > Homestead for spamming.
> >>
> >> And depending on when his ISP finally decides to read my Email, his
> >> internet account will follow. :)
>
> > Yes, this is the way to foster the longevity of the Amiga community.
>
> By allowing people to spam the Amiga newsgroups?
>
> you have a strange definition of "longevity".
>
> > You people still treat it like a mainstream PC market - before long, you
> > will depend on these "spammers" in order to aquire anything at all.
> > Don't you know that?  But I know, the Amiga is "still alive" and all
> > that....sheesh.
>
> Andrea has replied to this in, count them, 8 newsgroups just to state that
he's
> not a spammer.
>
> If that alone isn't spamming then I don't know what is.
>
> And if the Amiga is going to die, at least let it die with some dignity.
>
> <tsb>
> Greg Tallent     |Amiga2000 GVP 040/33mhz/3.1 72 megs,7 gig/OpalVision|
> gwt at gte.net    |Zoom 56k, Syjet, Zip, Picasso II 2Meg, Plextor CD-R|
>
> Are Cheerios really donut seeds?
>

"tool" <null@null.com> wrote in message news:8igvli$195$1@news.fsu.edu...
> You realize that alot of people may not get the .marketplace group through
> there isp???

Then they should either request it be added to their ISPs NG list, or switch
to a more competent ISP.


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----====>> Paul  Smith <<====----
----====>>ICQ  67660294<<====----

On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, tool wrote:
> You realize that alot of people may not get the .marketplace group through
> there isp???

And so the onus falls on the readers of this group to put up with
marketplace appropraite postings because some consumer out there doesn't
have the wherewithall to choose an ISP which provides the services they
need, or to find an alternative method of posting their ads in a
appropriate place?

I don't think so.
-- 
Mike Sutton

"Mike Sutton" <msutton7@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:Pine.WNT.4.21.0006182013360.-385793@tyree.rdu.bellsouth.net...
> On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, tool wrote:
> > You realize that alot of people may not get the .marketplace group
through
> > there isp???
>
> And so the onus falls on the readers of this group to put up with
> marketplace appropraite postings because some consumer out there doesn't
> have the wherewithall to choose an ISP which provides the services they
> need, or to find an alternative method of posting their ads in a
> appropriate place?
>
> I don't think so.

Absofragginglutely dammit :-)

--
<<--==-->> Paul  Smith <<--==-->>

Back on 17-Jun-00 18:09:48 tool null@null.com Wrote:
> You realize that alot of people may not get the .marketplace group through
> there isp???

Then go to an ISP with a clue or ask your current one to add it.  when I got on
GTE they didn't have alt.emulators.amiga available but all that I had to do is
send a request to add it and a day later, there it was.

how hard is that to do?

<tsb>
Greg Tallent     |Amiga2000 GVP 040/33mhz/3.5 72 megs,9 gig/BuddhaIDE|
gwt at gte.net   |Zoom 56k, Syjet, Zip, Picasso II 2Meg, Plextor CD-R|

Fashion is a thing so ugly we must change it every year.