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2007-09-08 by Bryant
This group has become overun with spamers. A new moderated group has been started named Emu Command Station. If you are interested in a serious group you can join and delete this group. Bryant
2007-09-08 by Scott Solmonson
Not sure how you would define "overrun", but I actually find the spam quite comical- In any case- instead of starting a new group why don't you just step up and become a moderator? There's already a healthy userbase here- Aw shit- just make me a moderator- I moderate the Electribe group and the "new posts have to be moderated" keeps it 100% spam free. Who is the list owner? On Fri, 07 Sep 2007 18:44:09 -0700, Bryant <bryant@...> wrote: > This group has become overun with spamers. A new moderated group has > been started named Emu Command Station. If you are interested in a > serious group you can join and delete this group. > > Bryant > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/
2007-09-08 by malik
heh, didnt know anyone could be a moderator. i'd moderate just to weed out the spammers. that'd be it from me though :P. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Solmonson" <scosol@...> wrote: > > Not sure how you would define "overrun", but I actually find the spam > quite comical- > > In any case- instead of starting a new group why don't you just step up > and become a moderator? > There's already a healthy userbase here- > Aw shit- just make me a moderator- I moderate the Electribe group and the > "new posts have to be moderated" keeps it 100% spam free. > Who is the list owner? > > > > On Fri, 07 Sep 2007 18:44:09 -0700, Bryant <bryant@...> > wrote: > > > This group has become overun with spamers. A new moderated group has > > been started named Emu Command Station. If you are interested in a > > serious group you can join and delete this group. > > > > Bryant > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > -- > Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/ >
2007-09-08 by Shane
I would like to join ya there Scott... I moderate the Fostex website.. How about we all become moderators
Scott Solmonson <scosol@...> wrote: Not sure how you would define "overrun", but I actually find the spam
quite comical-
In any case- instead of starting a new group why don't you just step up
and become a moderator?
There's already a healthy userbase here-
Aw shit- just make me a moderator- I moderate the Electribe group and the
"new posts have to be moderated" keeps it 100% spam free.
Who is the list owner?
On Fri, 07 Sep 2007 18:44:09 -0700, Bryant
wrote:
> This group has become overun with spamers. A new moderated group has
> been started named Emu Command Station. If you are interested in a
> serious group you can join and delete this group.
>
> Bryant
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2007-09-08 by Bob S.
This group has 1738 members......let's stay here.... Bob El Segundo, CA
----- Original Message ----- From: malik To: xl7@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 8:12 PM Subject: [xl7] Re: New Emu Command Station Group - Moderated heh, didnt know anyone could be a moderator. i'd moderate just to weed out the spammers. that'd be it from me though :P. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Solmonson" <scosol@...> wrote: > > Not sure how you would define "overrun", but I actually find the spam > quite comical- > > In any case- instead of starting a new group why don't you just step up > and become a moderator? > There's already a healthy userbase here- > Aw shit- just make me a moderator- I moderate the Electribe group and the > "new posts have to be moderated" keeps it 100% spam free. > Who is the list owner? > > > > On Fri, 07 Sep 2007 18:44:09 -0700, Bryant <bryant@...> > wrote: > > > This group has become overun with spamers. A new moderated group has > > been started named Emu Command Station. If you are interested in a > > serious group you can join and delete this group. > > > > Bryant > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > -- > Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/ > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-09-08 by steve_the_composer
> This group has become overun with spamers. I still get far less spam mixed in with my XL-7 digests on a daily basis than I do in my daily e-mail. > A new moderated group has been started named Emu Command Station. Do you know who started it? > If you are interested in a serious group you can join > and delete this group. Are you saying this is not a serious group and a complete waste of time? If so, (1) there is no need to be insulting; people are free to create and/or join whatever groups they want, and (2) you evidently have no idea how much wisdom is available in the archives here. steve_the_pissed_off_at_people_who_have_to_put_down_others
2007-09-09 by malik
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@...> wrote: > steve_the_pissed_off_at_people_who_have_to_put_down_others > man where can i get names like that!!??
2007-09-09 by Bryant
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@...> wrote: > > > This group has become overun with spamers. > > I still get far less spam mixed in with my XL-7 digests on a daily > basis than I do in my daily e-mail. > > > A new moderated group has been started named Emu Command Station. > > Do you know who started it? > > > If you are interested in a serious group you can join > > and delete this group. > > Are you saying this is not a serious group and a complete waste of > time? If so, (1) there is no need to be insulting; people are free to > create and/or join whatever groups they want, and (2) you evidently > have no idea how much wisdom is available in the archives here. > > steve_the_pissed_off_at_people_who_have_to_put_down_others > Hey Steve, I started the group. I did not start it to insult anyone. I started it because this post is over run and there is nothing we can do about it. Bob is a moderator at one of the Emu Sampler groups I am in. He does a great job over there. It is not a problem to assign owners and moderators once you have control of the group. I agree that there is a disadvantage of loosing the info in the archives but that info will still be here. What we will be gaining is the ability to control the spam and other garbage that has taken over this group. Really what do we have to loose?
2007-09-10 by steve_the_composer
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@...> wrote: > Bob is a moderator at one of the Emu Sampler groups I am in. > He does a great job over there. Which group? Which Bob?
2007-09-10 by malik
probably the famous Bob.S --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@...> wrote:
> > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@> wrote: > > > Bob is a moderator at one of the Emu Sampler groups I am in. > > He does a great job over there. > > Which group? Which Bob? >
2007-09-11 by Bob S.
Famous ? Thank you ! Didn't realize that ! You know I am here too...... Also co-moderate A5000.... Bob S. El Segundo, CA -----Original Message-----
>From: malik <malik_martin@...> >Sent: Sep 10, 2007 2:58 PM >To: xl7@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [xl7] Re: New Emu Command Station Group - Moderated > >probably the famous Bob.S > >--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@...> wrote: >> >> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@> wrote: >> >> > Bob is a moderator at one of the Emu Sampler groups I am in. >> > He does a great job over there. >> >> Which group? Which Bob? >> > >
2007-09-11 by steve_the_composer
I also thought laserbeak was a great name. It reminds me of when I played sax in HS--some wag called me lasertone!!! BTW, have you been doing anything with SynthEdit? I dabbled just enough to make a 4 x 4 midi monitor to keep an eye on my E-Mu output (external multitracks, programmable keys, etc.). (It started out by as plans for a midi router.) BTW, if someone in the new group wants to tap into the resources here with a more sophisticated table of contents/index than E-Mu L.A.W. [Links to Acquired Wisdom - See Files], it would not be terribly difficult to create a structure in the new group with links to this group. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "malik" <malik_martin@...> wrote:
> > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@> wrote: > > > steve_the_pissed_off_at_people_who_have_to_put_down_others > > > > man where can i get names like that!!?? >
2007-09-11 by Shane
So Is there a new command station group? If so what's the link?
steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote: I also thought laserbeak was a great name. It reminds me of when I
played sax in HS--some wag called me lasertone!!! BTW, have you been
doing anything with SynthEdit? I dabbled just enough to make a 4 x 4
midi monitor to keep an eye on my E-Mu output (external multitracks,
programmable keys, etc.). (It started out by as plans for a midi
router.)
BTW, if someone in the new group wants to tap into the resources here
with a more sophisticated table of contents/index than E-Mu L.A.W.
[Links to Acquired Wisdom - See Files], it would not be terribly
difficult to create a structure in the new group with links to this
group.
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "malik" <malik_martin@...> wrote:
>
> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@> wrote:
>
> > steve_the_pissed_off_at_people_who_have_to_put_down_others
> >
>
> man where can i get names like that!!??
>
Music is a moral law,
it gives wings to the mind, a soul to the universe
flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness
a life to everything,
Plato, 400 B.C
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2007-09-11 by malik
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@...> wrote: > > I also thought laserbeak was a great name. It reminds me of when I > played sax in HS--some wag called me lasertone!!! lol my big brother teases me and calls me lasercheeks > BTW, have you been > doing anything with SynthEdit? I dabbled just enough to make a 4 x 4 > midi monitor to keep an eye on my E-Mu output (external multitracks, > programmable keys, etc.). (It started out by as plans for a midi > router.) well, i am in the synthedit chat on freenode all day but i havent used it in a while, not since i decided to go to school for electronics. i got into synthedit to turn my ultimate controller(xx-7) into a killer death machine. which was mainly just midi stuff myself, and some sampling > BTW, if someone in the new group wants to tap into the resources here > with a more sophisticated table of contents/index than E-Mu L.A.W. > [Links to Acquired Wisdom - See Files], it would not be terribly > difficult to create a structure in the new group with links to this > group. well that's not a bad idea, make a reference group that actualy links to this one. or even moderate that one and link to this one, but i wonder how many would actualy migrate...
2007-09-28 by Dacian Victor
I heard in one of the emails, there will be a forum(i think is greate)
In this list is so mixed up everthing////
Do you know the adress of the forum????
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2007-09-30 by steve_the_composer
(1) Usually the Yahoo groups I belong to have about the same amount of spam. However, over the past week or so, there seems to have been an increase in the XL-7 group spam. (2) Just for the fun of it, I checked to see what other posts "Bryant" had here before his This-group-is-over-run-by-spam . . . So-join-my- group" post. I FOUND NONE!!!! So, the question is, why did someone who evidently did not post anything here before suddenly start complaining and trying to get others to join his group? (A good follow-up question is why the increase in spam in this particular group all of a sudden.) Just wondering.
2007-09-30 by malik
hhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@...> wrote: > > (1) Usually the Yahoo groups I belong to have about the same amount of > spam. However, over the past week or so, there seems to have been an > increase in the XL-7 group spam. > > (2) Just for the fun of it, I checked to see what other posts "Bryant"
> had here before his This-group-is-over-run-by-spam . . . So-join-my- > group" post. I FOUND NONE!!!! > > So, the question is, why did someone who evidently did not post > anything here before suddenly start complaining and trying to get > others to join his group? (A good follow-up question is why the > increase in spam in this particular group all of a sudden.) > > Just wondering. >
2007-10-01 by Bryant
Hey Steve, I generally do not antagonize people but this is one of the stupidest things I have read. If you like to do research so much, look at when I joined the group. That information is as readily available as how many post I have made. The spam problem existed before I came here. It is also going to get worse. Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you a rundown. Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru, it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list. The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect. Over time spammers eventually overrun the group. This group is in the process right now. You should not get any spam in any group that is moderated. I belong to several groups and I moderate several groups. The spam is controled in all but this one. If you are not interesed in a new group then let it go. Continue here with your spam. Bryant --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@...> wrote: > > (1) Usually the Yahoo groups I belong to have about the same amount of > spam. However, over the past week or so, there seems to have been an > increase in the XL-7 group spam. > > (2) Just for the fun of it, I checked to see what other posts "Bryant"
> had here before his This-group-is-over-run-by-spam . . . So-join-my- > group" post. I FOUND NONE!!!! > > So, the question is, why did someone who evidently did not post > anything here before suddenly start complaining and trying to get > others to join his group? (A good follow-up question is why the > increase in spam in this particular group all of a sudden.) > > Just wondering. >
2007-10-01 by beng_van_vianen
Hi All,
I agree with Bryant.
I own a PX-7 and a Vintage PRO with additional several ROMS.
Although not contributing actively I have followed the group the last
couple of years and when spam hit a high I started to sent complaints
about spammers to <groups-abuse@...-inc.com>.
Usually shortly after the complaint was filed I got a message by
Yahoo! customer support and the spammer disapeared (was removed).
There might be other members doing similar.
I stopped this activity for several reasons 1) my Gmail account is
quite good in filtering out spam 2) it took a lot of time to write to
groups-abuse. 3) Yahoo customer support rather have that the owner or
moderator did the clansing: "If you are the Owner or Moderator of the
Group, you can permanently ban a member by following these steps: . .
." 4) No reply from e-mails to Owner/Moderator. 5) Yahoo! customer
support at some point suggested to start a new group to be able to
control spam.
The bad about this is that all history ("how to" articles, templates
etc.) of the group is gone and has to be rebuild somehow.
*** start *** Answer to question can a new moderator be appointed ***
Thank you for writing to Yahoo! Groups.
Due to our Privacy Policy, we cannot appoint a new owner/moderator to
the group. If the owner cannot be contacted, one alternative is for you
to create your own group and send out invitations to those people who
you would like to join your new group.
Thank you again for contacting Yahoo! Groups.
*** end *** Answer to question can a new moderator be appointed ***
List of spammers.
At a certain point I found out there is a regularity in spammer names
and I compiled a list of all the spammers I reportred to abuse.
Below the list of all spammers:
20070804
chani-kopnicky594@... <chani-kopnicky594@...>
20070804
welcomemilitary <welcomemilitary@yahoo.com>
20070727
maneisha-mccarthy268@...
<maneisha-mccarthy268@...>
20070719/20
savanna-terk182@... <savanna-terk182@...>
20070715
skye-ollmann696@... <skye-ollmann696@...>
20070624
bikerguyz0294 <bikerguyz0294@yahoo.com>
20070619
tatto Osh <tt_sh15@...>
20070611
skye-ollmann398@... <skye-ollmann398@...>
03-june-2007
chani-kopnicky198@... <chani-kopnicky198@...>
31-may-2007 cc to XL-7owner@yahoogroups.com
skye-ollmann879@... <skye-ollmann879@...> (2
spam)
21-may-2007
maneisha-mccarthy801@...fo
<maneisha-mccarthy801@...> (2 spam)
11may-2007
skye-ollmann782@... <skye-ollmann782@...>
6-may-2007
sherry-heath665@... <sherry-heath665@...> -
starting 02may2007
erika-haven997@...
<erika-haven997@...> - starting 02may2007
muriel-berggren151@... <muriel-berggren151@ubesokewl.info>
- starting 02may2007
18-apr-2007
"sherry-heath173@tafeisgud.info" <sherry-heath173@...>
07-apr-2007
maneisha-mccarthy882@nbvfdg.info <maneisha-mccarthy882@...> (5
spam messages)
erika-haven730@... <erika-haven730@...> (2 spam
messages)
teisha-reifel396@... <teisha-reifel396@...> (1
spam message)
nuala-alexander172@...
lily-gannaway111@...
sherry-heath893@...
Euro_pe_1326@...
sherry-heath870@...
"sahil_flover" <sahil_flover@...>
"cherryninasc" <cherryninasc@...>
Maris Carlos <mariszcarlos@...>
'maneisha-mccarthy988@...'
"martinacute1" <martinacute1@...>
"stellacute1" <stellacute1@...>
Tomas Link (AKA tomas_link_1991) Tomas Link <tomas_link_1991@...>
The best thing would be to have an active moderator, as Bryant
explains if you do not weed out the spammers the spam messages will
overflood the forum. This will make the forum completely useless.
As <groups-abuse@...-inc.com> is getting less willing to
intervene this might become a real problem.
If customer service cannot contact the owner/moderators of the group
then the best thing would be to organize an election to get new active
ones.
Regards,
Bengeo.
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@...> wrote:> > Hey Steve, > > I generally do not antagonize people but this is one of the stupidest > things I have read. If you like to do research so much, look at when > I joined the group. That information is as readily available as how > many post I have made. > > The spam problem existed before I came here. > > It is also going to get worse. > > Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you a > rundown. > > Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test spam > message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru, it is > considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list. > > The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect. > > Over time spammers eventually overrun the group. > > This group is in the process right now. > > You should not get any spam in any group that is moderated. I belong > to several groups and I moderate several groups. The spam is > controled in all but this one. > > If you are not interesed in a new group then let it go. Continue here > with your spam. > > Bryant > > > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "steve_the_composer" <smw-mail@> wrote: > > > > (1) Usually the Yahoo groups I belong to have about the same amount > of > > spam. However, over the past week or so, there seems to have been > an > > increase in the XL-7 group spam. > > > > (2) Just for the fun of it, I checked to see what other > posts "Bryant" > > had here before his This-group-is-over-run-by-spam . . . So-join-my- > > group" post. I FOUND NONE!!!! > > > > So, the question is, why did someone who evidently did not post > > anything here before suddenly start complaining and trying to get > > others to join his group? (A good follow-up question is why the > > increase in spam in this particular group all of a sudden.) > > > > Just wondering. > > >
2007-10-02 by steve_the_composer
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@...> wrote: > If you like to do research so much, look at when > I joined the group. That information is as readily available as > how many post I have made. Thanks for the tip. When I went to members, it says you joined September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007 post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining, then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do this, though. > Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you > a rundown. > > Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test > spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru, > it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list. > > The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect. > > Over time spammers eventually overrun the group. > > This group is in the process right now. WOW! You know a whole lot more than me about how spammers operate.
2007-10-04 by Shane
I think someone pulled someone else's card here..
steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote:
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@...> wrote:
> If you like to do research so much, look at when
> I joined the group. That information is as readily available as
> how many post I have made.
Thanks for the tip. When I went to members, it says you joined
September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007
post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining,
then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do
this, though.
> Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you
> a rundown.
>
> Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test
> spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru,
> it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list.
>
> The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect.
>
> Over time spammers eventually overrun the group.
>
> This group is in the process right now.
WOW! You know a whole lot more than me about how spammers operate.
Music is a moral law,
it gives wings to the mind, a soul to the universe
flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness
a life to everything,
Plato, 400 B.C
---------------------------------
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2007-10-04 by Shane
it says you joined
September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007
post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining,
then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do
this, though.
Steve scored 1 -- Bryant 0 want to throw in the towel, however we do have a medical team standing by
steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote:
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@...> wrote:
> If you like to do research so much, look at when
> I joined the group. That information is as readily available as
> how many post I have made.
Thanks for the tip. When I went to members, it says you joined
September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007
post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining,
then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do
this, though.
> Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you
> a rundown.
>
> Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test
> spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru,
> it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list.
>
> The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect.
>
> Over time spammers eventually overrun the group.
>
> This group is in the process right now.
WOW! You know a whole lot more than me about how spammers operate.
Music is a moral law,
it gives wings to the mind, a soul to the universe
flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness
a life to everything,
Plato, 400 B.C
---------------------------------
Got a little couch potato?
Check out fun summer activities for kids.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2007-10-04 by Shane
Hmmm.. LET"S GET READY TO RUMBLE!!!!!!!
steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote: --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@...> wrote:
> If you like to do research so much, look at when
> I joined the group. That information is as readily available as
> how many post I have made.
Thanks for the tip. When I went to members, it says you joined
September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007
post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining,
then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do
this, though.
> Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you
> a rundown.
>
> Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test
> spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru,
> it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list.
>
> The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect.
>
> Over time spammers eventually overrun the group.
>
> This group is in the process right now.
WOW! You know a whole lot more than me about how spammers operate.
Music is a moral law,
it gives wings to the mind, a soul to the universe
flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness
a life to everything,
Plato, 400 B.C
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2007-10-04 by Scott Solmonson
Just so you all know- this whole discussion is far more annoying than "do you know the truth about islam?" and "does your woman laugh at your penises?" ... Anyway, to make it on-topic- still lookin to trade my XL7 for a PX7, because that white is shit hot!
On Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:09:00 -0700, Shane <lvrshn@...> wrote: > Hmmm.. LET"S GET READY TO RUMBLE!!!!!!! > > steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote: --- In > xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" <bryant@...> wrote: > >> If you like to do research so much, look at when >> I joined the group. That information is as readily available as >> how many post I have made. > > Thanks for the tip. When I went to members, it says you joined > September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007 > post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining, > then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do > this, though. > >> Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you >> a rundown. >> >> Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test >> spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru, >> it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list. >> >> The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect. >> >> Over time spammers eventually overrun the group. >> >> This group is in the process right now. > > WOW! You know a whole lot more than me about how spammers operate.
2007-10-04 by Shane
I hope your planning to add at least $100 to your XL7, unless you have xtra roms in there and even then you still might have to fork over a benji at least.. The pX7 is highly sought after, I tried trading before and most wanted more, and my rom slots are maxxed out. You can check out ebay.. I've seen people sell the shell and no rom before and that went for like $150 - $200 .. If I see something I will let you know..
Scott Solmonson <scosol@...> wrote: Just so you all know- this whole discussion is far more annoying than "do
you know the truth about islam?" and "does your woman laugh at your
penises?"
...
Anyway, to make it on-topic- still lookin to trade my XL7 for a PX7,
because that white is shit hot!
On Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:09:00 -0700, Shane wrote:
> Hmmm.. LET"S GET READY TO RUMBLE!!!!!!!
>
> steve_the_composer wrote: --- In
> xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant"
wrote:
>
>> If you like to do research so much, look at when
>> I joined the group. That information is as readily available as
>> how many post I have made.
>
> Thanks for the tip. When I went to members, it says you joined
> September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007
> post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining,
> then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do
> this, though.
>
>> Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you
>> a rundown.
>>
>> Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test
>> spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru,
>> it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list.
>>
>> The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect.
>>
>> Over time spammers eventually overrun the group.
>>
>> This group is in the process right now.
>
> WOW! You know a whole lot more than me about how spammers operate.
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