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Posted by BEI Design on September 16, 2006, 3:52 am
Pogonip wrote:
> BEI Design wrote:
> > Sunny wrote:
> >
> > > Hello,
> > > I was cruising through when I saw my name (I'm a
> > > member of the quilting NG) on a post that turned up on my
> > > regular news group but that I never, ever wrote. The
> > > link it to something vile. This troll has been plaguing our
> > > group and has been stealing screen names for posting
> > > hideous stuff. Please don't open the entry a bit down
> > > the list that purports to be from me and offers a link to
> > > a "quilt". It's not a quilt. You don't want to know
> > > what it is. It's not from me.
> > >
> > > Sorry for the lousy introduction from me,
> > > Sunny
> > > (the real one)
> >
> >
> > Sunny, don't worry about it. It's called "spoofing" or
> > "forging" and unfortunately no one can really prevent it. I
> > saw,
> > and immediately deleted, the post you are referencing. Some
> > people just have very sick minds.
> >
> > Beverly
> >
> >
> Hi there, Sunny. That was not a "people." That was some
> adolescent, pimply-faced boy engaging in
> self-stimulation. School is back in session now, so
> we're less likely to see him until holidays. ;-)
> On the topic of forging, someone is using my email
> address again. For spam, not posting. He's even sending
> it to me - like I wouldn't notice!
<Sigh> Some evil miscreant did that with one of my identities
(sent a spam run with my nym in the "From:" line), and managed to
get a complaint sent to my stoopid ISP, who shut down my account
for "spamming". Took me several days to get it all straightened
out. I had to point out to "support" that the headers in the
complaint most certainly did not contain "my" IP address. They
grudgingly put me back online, but never would show me the
"evidence". Stoopid Comcast.
Beverly
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