Re: SOS;cortico-striato-spinal degeneration

> And you proceeded to snip out the important bit: don't do that. The key 
> to nailing financial fraud spammers is to nail where the money goes, 
> which in this case was "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Yes, it's in China, but 
> it's a yahoo.com account in China. [EMAIL PROTECTED] gets the complaint 
> since they know whom to send it to and read English, although 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] would probably work, too.
>
> Folks? Clipping out the three lines of content from a spam makes your 
> analysis more abstract and really doesn't help prevent the spam from 
> having worked. It's better to leave it in so people know what the heck 
> you're talking about, even if the original spam has expired.

This is what makes the world go around    and   I do not agree with you 
at all.   I often add Arthur W.s or the Chiefs information to my own and 
do not think for a minute it does not have weight or get accounts pulled.

Harv