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Re: [twuug] chaffing spambots (was Privacy bounce)
- From: Ethan <telmnstr@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 20:41:40 -0500 (EST)
- Subject: Re: [twuug] chaffing spambots (was Privacy bounce)
If anyone wants to try to write BSD or Linux voice mail software I have a
few spare Rhetorex 4 port and Dialogic voice mail cards avilible for loan.
A TWUUG INFOLINE!
My roomate wrote DOS software that did okay. He never finished it tho.
Thanks to y2k scare I picked up a Lucent system from a company that got
mad when Lucent tried to charge an outrageous amount for y2k compatible
upgrade... So they bought a Nortel Norstar.
Sorry about spelling errors tonite. Company has me stuck in a GHETTO hotel
in Austin Tx. The phone is a mile away from the table, the carpet is
turning pink in areas when it should be smurfy blue, and the modems like
nobodys business... <pause> <modem retrains>
On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, BELINSKYG wrote:
> John,
>
> Private Branch eXchange. It is a computer controlled phone
> switchboard, voice mail system, et al that is usually used as a
> private (internal) telephone switching system by a company to route
> calls from a external phone system and vice versa. It provides
> enhanced features such as multiple lines and numbers, tranferring
> calls, shortened internal dialing, and call forwarding. Sometimes you
> are required to dial a single diget prefix (e.g. 9) to get an external
> line. An example of a popular (if not hackable :) version would be
> AUTEX.
>
> Robert
>
>
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> Subject: [twuug] chaffing spambots (was Privacy bounce)
> Author: <twuug@memach.com> at INTERNET
> Date: 6/21/00 08:32
>
>
>
> Hmm, if spammers don't check their bounces then that's good news too.
> I've seen some cool perl scripts that generate 1000's of bogus email
> addresses for trespassing webcrawlers.
> Since the majority of UCE lists are built from Usenet or the Web, a
> bulkmailer can easily find most of his database filled with phony
> targets. This eats into profits. :-)
>
> If you like that and run a web server, here's some source:
> http://perl.about.com/compute/perl/library/weekly/aa071899.htm
>
>
> >>
> I dunno why, but the minute you joke their PBX by brand and model they
> shut up.
> <<
> <embarrassment> Um, what's a PBX?
>
> Later,
> John
>
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