Re: Moneyworld spams

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From: Paul Nash
Date: Sun, 25 Aug 1996 00:00

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An alternative approach, which I have taken in the past for similar spams,
is to connect to the HTTP site that they advertise, and check the sequence
required for on-line ordering (usually sending a few frames of data to a
cgi script), then hack up a quick daemon to repeatedly order large
quantities of their products for delivery to "B. Clinton, Whitehouse" or
"Scumbags, Moneyworld" with a credit-card number of 1234-2345-3456-4567. 
Leave it running for a few days, and the results can be quite dramatic!

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From: paul@frcs.alt.za (Paul Nash)
Subject: Re: Moneyworld spams
Date: 1996/08/25
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