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"Tripper" <declaracao@conformidade.net> wrote in message 
news:j3oi71ta4ji8t8k7su5rcrsbuuestd71j8@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 4 May 2005 12:54:26 -0500, "Randy McLaughlin"
> <randy@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>>I did search his site for abuse links.  The only link he had allowed you 
>>to
>>enter your email address to block it from future emails that required a
>>response from the desired email account.
>>
>>He gave no link to contact him directly and he had no link to report 
>>Usenet
>>abuse.
>
> You are obviously too fucking stupid to notice
> "X-Remailer-Contact: admin@panta-rhei.dyndns.org" in every header.
>
>
>
> -- 
>
> Love and Best Wishes,
> Tripper

I always report Spam when I find it.  Usually Spam is for commercial use, 
someone want to make money.

People that use remailers are afraid of identification.

While there may be a few people in this world that may need protection from 
oppressive regimes in fact remailing is almost 100% used by pornographers to 
hide from the law.

There is no valid reason to post to the Usenet through a remailer.

Protecting email from a despot makes a little sense but encrypted emails 
would be easier.

I am happy to try and shut down any remailer that assists any Spammer.  If a 
Spammer doesn't use a remailer I do my best to shut down the Spammer.

What I failed to do before but may do now is to track down the remailer's 
ISP and try to get his ISP service revoked.


Randy