I don't get his one at all!!! WTH???
I'm CC'ing to SURBL because look at the MX for this domain!
uniprepacademy.com dns_mx:
neti-outblaze-com.mr.outblaze.comneti-outblaze-com-bk.mr.outblaze.com
I know it didn't come form that domain, but the advertised part of this
email points to that domain. I'm guessing this is just an email to try to
harvest addresses from people who reply?
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Hello,
I am happy to write you this letter, to me it took a lot of time before I
decided to write you,
I am just 17 years old and I lost both parents in a ghastly motor accident
last year and since then, I have been staying with my Aunty, but of recent
she has been persuading me to go into prostitution rather than going to
school to further my education.
But I dissappointed her by refusing not to go into prostitution and that
made her not to assist me in obtain my school's scholarship , I begged her
for her assistance so I can resume school, but she refused and said that
would be the punishment for me to disobey her, now I am in a situation for
me to obey her but I don't want to, the only way for me to free my self from
this situation, is for me to be able to pay my school fees so that I will
leave her house, and I am also applying for a scholarship that would help me
with my tuition, accomodation and all the expenses that I would need to pay
while in school.
Because by the time I my school fees, I will move away from her house and
resume school and start staying in the school's dormitory and that would
keep her away from me, and I won't have to be persuaded to go into such bad
thing, presently I am in my final year at University Preparatory Academy,
Jos, Plateau State and all fees goes directly to the school.
But the problem I am having now is how do I get my school fees paid, and
thats the reason I decided to write you for your assistance, someone that
would take me as a sister and give me good advise and support in prayers and
I am also praying to God to bless me, and thats while I decided to write
you, to know if you can contact the school on my behalf and also help me beg
them for the scholarship which I applied for, so I can resume school as soon
as possible, God bless you and your humble family.
Please if you want to contact the school, this is the address
The Principal
University Preparatory Academy
Jos
Pleateau State
principal(a)uniprepacademy.com
I hope to hear from you soon.
Yours
Esther Eki
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It's simple and effective. It will analyse the message before it
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See the readme file for instructions.
I can't assure how stable it is at the momment, that's why I am asking
some feedback. What do you think?
--
Yves Junqueira
http://www.lynx.com.br
quickinspirations.com
Thoughts on this guy? 48 NANAS hits. Listed in dnsbl.njabl.org
Didn't we already classify this? I wonder if we can get a crossref lookup of
the global whitelist, so we can see what has already been whitelisted.
I belive this is a spammer in sheeps clothing. But it fools people into
signing up for a stupid inspiration newsletter. But the subjects of the
newsletter are stuff like:
Subject: Get a Credit Report Instantly!
Then a inspiration quote, then a big ad. I think we may see more of this in
the future.
I think it is a UC candidate. Do we have enough listed in UC for testing
yet?
Chris Santerre
System Admin and SARE Ninja
http://www.rulesemporium.comhttp://www.surbl.org
'It is not the strongest of the species that survives,
not the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.'
Charles Darwin
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Patrik Nilsson [mailto:patrik@patrik.com]
>Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 4:55 PM
>To: SURBL Discussion list
>Subject: RE: [SURBL-Discuss] Help classify quickinspirations.com
>
>
>At 09:25 2004-09-30 -0700, Bret Miller wrote:
>> > quickinspirations.com
>>
>>When this one came up here, every person who received it classified it
>>as spam when I asked and so it remains that in my mind.
>
>And I still haven't seen any response actually arguing a real
>reason why
>quickinspirations.com should be whitelisted.
>
>We're not just whitelisting domains because someone, who doesn't even
>bother to argue why, asks us to, do we?
>
>"This is reported as spam, looks like spam and smells like
>spam, but we
>will whitelist it just because it might be caught by other
>antispam systems
>anyway" isn't a very convincing argument.
>
^LOL^ Oh I'm not comenting in that one ;)
I'll let Jeff explain it, because I still don't understand this one.
--Chris
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jeff Chan [mailto:jeffc@surbl.org]
>Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 12:20 PM
>To: SURBL Discussion list
>Subject: Re: [SURBL-Discuss] 419 for school???
>
>
>On Friday, October 1, 2004, 9:11:29 AM, Chris Santerre wrote:
>> I don't get his one at all!!! WTH???
>
>> I'm CC'ing to SURBL because look at the MX for this domain!
>
>> uniprepacademy.com dns_mx:
>> neti-outblaze-com.mr.outblaze.com
>> neti-outblaze-com-bk.mr.outblaze.com
>
>> I know it didn't come form that domain, but the advertised
>part of this
>> email points to that domain. I'm guessing this is just an
>email to try to
>> harvest addresses from people who reply?
>
>Harvest or Joe Job are always possible.
>
>
>You may want to forward to postmaster(a)outblaze.com
>
>They don't put up with crud and will smack hard any abusers.
>
>Worst case they send Chris "The Leg Breaker" Santerre after
>them. ;-)
>
I just sent it to them.
What can I say, 6 foot, 235+ pounds, in an all out sprint on the ice.....
I'd be glad for any spammer to be on the ice with me ;)
--Chris (Come on ref, I hardly elbowed him at all!)
ds.surbl.org was an experimental list which is no longer getting
any hits. We were serving it on a few name servers as a separate
test list. I'd like to shut it down. Does anyone have any
comments about doing that?
If in future the folks behind the data are able to make a slice
of it that only has pure spammers, then perhaps we may use it,
but they don't appear to be moving in that direction currently.
Jeff C.
--
"If it appears in hams, then don't list it."
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jeff Chan [mailto:jeffc@surbl.org]
>Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 12:54 AM
>To: 'SURBL Discussion list'
>Subject: Re: [SURBL-Discuss] Help classify quickinspirations.com
>
>
>On Wednesday, September 29, 2004, 7:34:53 PM, Jeff Chan wrote:
>> Most of these sites have open subscription forms, which invites
>> abuse. If they have any kind of incentive programs for
>> "affiliates" or anything like that, then that plus open
>> subscriptions would *beg* for abuse.
>
>> That said, SBL does not list quickinspirations.com name servers
>> or web site, etc. But NJABL does, and so do some others.
>
>OK I took a look at the NANAS hits, and all quickinspirations
>mail seems to be sent from the same /27:
>
>64.37.73.212 64.37.73.221 64.37.73.218 64.37.73.214
>64.37.73.211 64.37.73.217 ...
>
>So if you block 64.37.73.192/27 or RBL it, ***you'll probably
>never see any mail from quickinspirations ever again***.
And anyone else who might be hosted on thos servers. :)
>
>Since these can be trivially blocked using regular RBLs or access
>lists these probably aren't great SURBL candidates to begin with.
>
Trivial yes, but some people may prefer to use SURBL for this as it is
'safer' because it only blocks based on the domain. You yourself have said
this about IPs.
>The same cannot be said of spammers using zombies.
Yes, but we are targeting spammers, not just spammers using zombies :)
I'm wondering if we relist it, how long it would be until we heard someone
complain. I'm only making this kind of a big deal because I think we will
see this method grow.
Hell what is to stop the spammer from getting his sister to complain to us
that she signed up for this newsletter and it needs to be whitelisted?
Something to consider is weighting the whitelist requests for domains that
don't feel right like this one. One request for a domain like this may not
cut the mustard. 3...OK.
--Chris
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jeff Chan [mailto:jeffc@surbl.org]
>Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2004 11:50 PM
>To: SURBL Discuss
>Subject: Re: [SPAM-TAG] [SURBL-Discuss] Spammer threatening to
>suesingle4you.net
>
>
>On Sunday, September 26, 2004, 8:35:40 PM, Joe Wein wrote:
>> "Jeff Chan" <jeffc(a)surbl.org>
>>> But that's not the question. The question is: does the domain
>>> have legitimate uses. If so we shouldn't list it. We should not
>>> list domains that have legitimate uses, even if they do send
>>> in some spam.
>
>> Hi Jeff,
>
>> the latest emails from Mr. Schiffer were much more friendly
>in tone. He also
>> admitted that he was only bluffing when he talked about
>legal action, as he
>> really does not have any money for that.
>
>> I have removed his listing and let him know about that. I
>hope he learnt
>> something from it.
>
>> I probably wouldn't have removed the domain without your
>reminder. Looking
>> at this case I realise how difficult it really is for
>submitters *not* to
>> list spammers who may have some legitimate uses.
>
>> Joe
>
>Thanks Joe. Hopefully he's learned his lesson.
>
What the hell?? I just read this whole thread! I would not have taken this
guy off! No way in hell!!!!! Ray, add this yahoo to UC please!
The domain is brand new, sends spam, and screams about getting listed! How
the hell can he be legit! Did you guys read the NANAS listings that showed
his wonderful emails?
These are just the ones reported. He 'purchased' a list. So none of these
were opt in.
This is not the last we will hear of this guy. I think taking him off is a
mistake. And IF he does it again, I'll report his a$$ to every RBL I can
find, simply because you guys removed this idiot.
--Chris (Jaded, fed up, and tired of the BS.)