No more junk on this newsgroup, it is TRASH!!!!!

> We are not the least bit intrested in ***o and other junk that is being > posted. So please keep this junk to yourself. We are not the least bit > interested. We are interested in racing. > Mitchell Bradley uh,,,,, nice thoughts, echoed by almost everyone, I'm sure,,,,,too bad the spammers will never see it.LOLOL they dont follow any group,,,,or read the posts,,,,they just post and run, like the lil cowards that they are... best to just set up a filter, so you wont see them at all, well, not as much just my $.02 -- Sit down,,Strap in,,Shut up,,Hang on,,Go fast,,Turn left,,Kiss Trophy Girl GGGGGGgoooo #3,,,31,,,28,,,94,,,6,,,5,,,18,,,8,,, Handy^man

Forward a copy of the offending posts (***o stuff, spam, etc.) back to the user's ISP. Some have specifc addresses to report abuse, but usually will be sufficient. Most ISP's are happy to help out in the situation and will thank you for bringing it to their sttention. -- [link lost in import] ...

We are not the least bit intrested in ***o and other junk that is being posted. So please keep this junk to yourself. We are not the least bit interested. We are interested in racing. Mitchell Bradley

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> Forward a copy of the offending posts (***o stuff, spam, etc.) back to the > user's ISP. Some have specifc addresses to report abuse, but usually > will be sufficient. Most ISP's are happy to help out in the situation and > will thank you for bringing it to their sttention. > -- > [link lost in import] > ... > >We are not the least bit intrested in ***o and other junk that is being > >posted. So please keep this junk to yourself. We are not the least bit > >interested. We are interested in racing.

little on the slow side (not) but I don't think an isp will name it's self that. And in that case there is nothing you can do:-(. -- Thank you Marc Johnosn

That's why you have to look carefully at the headers of the posts. It's really not to difficult to to find the origin of the message (take a look at the NNTP-Posting-Host, Message-ID, etc.) was used despite the poster's attempts (usually pretty lame) to hide it. -- http://ebusch.akorn.net >little on the slow side (not) but I don't think an isp will name it's >self that. And in that case there is nothing you can do:-(

> > Forward a copy of the offending posts (***o stuff, spam, etc.) back to the > > user's ISP. Some have specifc addresses to report abuse, but usually > > will be sufficient. Most ISP's are happy to help out in the situation and

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> > will thank you for bringing it to their sttention. > little on the slow side (not) but I don't think an isp will name it's > self that. And in that case there is nothing you can do:-(. > -- > Thank you > Marc Johnosn

Look for a proggy called "Spamhater". It pinpoints and gives a good idea who the spammer is. If you can read headers correctly, any spammer can be traced. -Davo-