I've just spent some time reporting the spam.
Tired of this crap...
Donna in Virginia
I've just spent some time reporting the spam.
Tired of this crap...
Donna in Virginia
I know it's not always possible, but try to find a dedicated newsreader where you can build filters and killfiles. I haven't seen any of the nonsense. One of my other favourite newsgroup is having a lot of trolls right now, and they are all getting killfiled.
Apparently, you can do filters on Goggle, it's a little more complicated. Let me see - ah, yes, here are the links. These are courtesy of another poster (kittent) from another newsgroup I inhabit.
Google Groups Killfile / Filter
Google Groups Killfile (works with Firefox + Greasemonkey):
Google Groups Filter (works with MS Internet Explorer):
MargW
Replying to my own post.
It's actually the same idiot - using other people's addresses to post. I use a filter which includes > since he always includes those characters. I don't see any of his stuff.
Complaining to Goggle isn't going to do a lot in this case since he is morphing his address all the time. Maybe they can use the actual return path, or the website name.
MargW
I believe by various means they work through his/her ISP number. That can be tracked ultimately because even remailers don't allow spamming like this.
I just want to say that since I reported the spam the other day, I have seen no more. I will continue to do this reporting.
Maybe it's just a coincidence. But it made me feel better.
Donna in Virginia
For those who read on google groups, I see a new "report spam" button. Good option.
I like that they are continuing to provide support to those of us who choose to read newsgroups this way.
Thank you!
Donna in Virginia
Yes!
I use Google Groups on occasion and I'm glad that at least unlike some others they try.
Thanks for spending the time trying to get this nuisance to go away.
I don't think it is working - realistically there are thousands of usenets groups.
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