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How spammers and scammers hide and confuse.
A very enlightening document on encoding a URL to hide the source.
Try this
For example, http://3466536962/~pchelp/obscure.htm will take you to www.nwi.net/~/pchelp/obscure.htm, just as the above link does.
Document in FAQ style on spam. Links to other resources.
MAPS
Home of the Realtime Blackhole List and other projects.
Free Windows application to filter spam.
* NOTE: ORBZ has been replaced by DSBL
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Spam CatcherA web-based application to catch spam before you download it.
"Technical and Legal Approaches to Unsolicited Electronic Mail"
David Sorkin
Database of known spam services and ISPs knowingly hosting stealth spam services. Links to other anti-spam resources to help track / report spammers.
Clueless Mailers. This site offers a detailed and comprehensive 'org' chart of known spam companies. Ever wonder why you keep getting spam even after you're dropped from somebody's list?
"four-part guide from CNet can help users cut down the never-ending flow of spam to their email in-boxes."
The results of a six-month experiment. Excellent reading.
