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Hello Group,
I just came across this website that is for us, "the cooking fanatics". Take a look at it at www.cookingfanatics.com. They have some interesting articles and a shopping mall. |
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airmenwes37 wrote:
> > Hello Group, > I just came across this website that is for us, "the cooking fanatics". > Take a look at it at www.cookingfanatics.com. They have some > interesting articles and a shopping mall. You "just came across this website"? Like maybe you stumbled across this cool link and wanted to share it with the newsgroup, like passing along a good tip from a friend to a friend? Or is this SPAM for a commercial web site, being posted by the creator of this web site to drum up business for his get-rich-quick scheme? Who is behind this website? Domain Name.......... cookingfanatics.com Creation Date........ 2005-12-20 Registration Date.... 2005-12-20 Expiry Date.......... 2008-12-20 Organisation Name.... Wesley Williams Organisation Address. CMR 480 Box 2298 Organisation Address. Organisation Address. APO Organisation Address. 09128 Organisation Address. NY Organisation Address. UNITED STATES Admin Name........... Wesley Williams Admin Address........ CMR 480 Box 2298 Admin Address........ Admin Address........ APO Admin Address........ 09128 Admin Address........ NY Admin Address........ UNITED STATES Admin Email.......... Admin Phone.......... +1.8509444579 Admin Fax............ Hey! THAT'S YOU! You created it! You were trying to be deceptive when you said you "just came across this website". With all the ripoffs going on over the Internet these days, anyone would have to be nuts to do business with someone who practices deception, like Wes. |
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>Hey! THAT'S YOU! You created it!
>You were trying to be deceptive when you >said you "just came across this website". Bam! Busted... and with all the cooking websites out there, Wes is WAY behind. I love to cook but what could I possibly offer by creating a website about cooking that hasn't been offered two-fold already. A quick visit to Wes's site has a dead-center of the page pop-up request for email address's to keep one abreast of "latest updates". I'll bet... keep my spam/junk folder updated with solicitations. Kev |
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kevnbro wrote on 29 Jan 2006 in rec.food.cooking
> >Hey! THAT'S YOU! You created it! > >You were trying to be deceptive when you > >said you "just came across this website". > > Bam! Busted... and with all the cooking websites out there, Wes is WAY > behind. > I love to cook but what could I possibly offer by creating a website > about cooking that hasn't been offered two-fold already. > > A quick visit to Wes's site has a dead-center of the page pop-up > request for email address's to keep one abreast of "latest updates". > I'll bet... keep my spam/junk folder updated with solicitations. Kev > > AND THE BIG PLUS...WHY WOULD YOU BUY FROM A sPAMMER WHO LIED? -- The eyes are the mirrors.... But the ears...Ah the ears. The ears keep the hat up. |
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Mark Thorson wrote:
> > > I just came across this website that is for us, "the cooking fanatics". > > Take a look at it at www.cookingfanatics.com. They have some > > interesting articles and a shopping mall. > > You "just came across this website"? > > Like maybe you stumbled across this cool link > and wanted to share it with the newsgroup, > like passing along a good tip from a friend to a friend? > > Or is this SPAM for a commercial web site, being posted > by the creator of this web site to drum up business for his > get-rich-quick scheme? Who is behind this website? > > Domain Name.......... cookingfanatics.com > Creation Date........ 2005-12-20 > Registration Date.... 2005-12-20 > Expiry Date.......... 2008-12-20 > Organisation Name.... Wesley Williams > Organisation Address. CMR 480 Box 2298 > Organisation Address. > Organisation Address. APO > Organisation Address. 09128 > Organisation Address. NY > Organisation Address. UNITED STATES > > Admin Name........... Wesley Williams > Admin Address........ CMR 480 Box 2298 > Admin Address........ > Admin Address........ APO > Admin Address........ 09128 > Admin Address........ NY > Admin Address........ UNITED STATES > Admin Email.......... > Admin Phone.......... +1.8509444579 > Admin Fax............ > > Hey! THAT'S YOU! You created it! > You were trying to be deceptive when you > said you "just came across this website". Well Duh!!!! He just "came across this web site" should have been clue enough. For those too naive to catch on to that one, he wasn't bright enough to come up with a novel email address instead of using a name @ the same web site he is spamming for. |
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Dave Smith wrote:
> Mark Thorson wrote: > >> >>> I just came across this website that is for us, "the cooking >>> fanatics". Take a look at it at www.cookingfanatics.com. They have >>> some interesting articles and a shopping mall. >> >> You "just came across this website"? >> >> Like maybe you stumbled across this cool link >> and wanted to share it with the newsgroup, >> like passing along a good tip from a friend to a friend? >> >> Or is this SPAM for a commercial web site, being posted >> by the creator of this web site to drum up business for his (snippage) > > Well Duh!!!! He just "came across this web site" should have been clue > enough. > For those too naive to catch on to that one, he wasn't bright enough > to come up with a novel email address instead of using a name @ the > same web site he is spamming for. It may not be helpful for newbies here, but another HUGE clue is when someone we've (TINC) never heard of before apparently just stumbles into rfc and says Hey! Look what I found! And it has a *shopping mall*! Jill |
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jmcquown wrote:
> > It may not be helpful for newbies here, but another HUGE clue is when > someone we've (TINC) never heard of before apparently just stumbles into rfc > and says Hey! Look what I found! And it has a *shopping mall*! I have to confess that I get a small kick out of these spamming twits because of the way they introduce the site as something they just came across and then use an email address from the same place they just found. I figure that all spammers should be boycotted just for spamming, but even more so for being so stupid about it. |
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jmcquown sez:
> It may not be helpful for newbies here, but another HUGE clue is when > someone we've (TINC) never heard of before apparently just stumbles into rfc > and says Hey! Look what I found! And it has a *shopping mall*! > > Jill Er, would that be the Nigerian *shopping mall*??!? Spitz -- "Home, James, and don't spare the horses!" |
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Dave Smith wrote:
> I figure that all > spammers should be boycotted just for spamming, but even more so for > being so > stupid about it. I always make it a point to NEVER buy a product that has been SPAMMED, no matter if I've seen the product in real life, no matter how good the product might be. BOB -- Raw Meat Should NOT Have An Ingredients List |
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BOB wrote:
> > I always make it a point to NEVER buy a product that has been SPAMMED, > no matter if I've seen the product in real life, no matter how good > the product might be. That's how I feel, though sometimes the transgressions are minor and the product is great. The Ronco rotisserie comes to mind. Twice I received e-mail spam for that product. I really hope Ron Popiel did not authorize those spams. It's a great product, and I really hesistate to condemn it because of those spam e-mails. |
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On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 09:46:27 -0800, Mark Thorson >
rummaged among random neurons and opined: >You "just came across this website"? Hey, Mark! Where ya been? Long time no see post! (BTW that was a hilarious response to a spammer.) Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA -- "If the soup had been as hot as the claret, if the claret had been as old as the bird, and if the bird's breasts had been as full as the waitress's, it would have been a very good dinner." -- Duncan Hines To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox" |
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On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 15:20:43 -0500, Dave Smith
> rummaged among random neurons and opined: >I have to confess that I get a small kick out of these spamming twits because of >the way they introduce the site as something they just came across and then use >an email address from the same place they just found. I figure that all >spammers should be boycotted just for spamming, but even more so for being so >stupid about it. > Didn't some spammer just recently get jail time for it? I can't recall the specifics and Creeping Senility hasn't made me proud, but anyone else recall the particulars? Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA -- "If the soup had been as hot as the claret, if the claret had been as old as the bird, and if the bird's breasts had been as full as the waitress's, it would have been a very good dinner." -- Duncan Hines To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox" |
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In article >,
Terry Pulliam Burd > wrote: > On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 15:20:43 -0500, Dave Smith > > rummaged among random neurons and opined: > > >I have to confess that I get a small kick out of these spamming > >twits because of the way they introduce the site as something they > >just came across and then use an email address from the same place > >they just found. I figure that all spammers should be boycotted > >just for spamming, but even more so for being so stupid about it. > > > Didn't some spammer just recently get jail time for it? I can't recall > the specifics and Creeping Senility hasn't made me proud, but anyone > else recall the particulars? > > Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd > AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA Believe a nice young man from Burnsville MN just got fined or something for using an AOL account for spamming millions. I could be wrong - I'll see your Creeping Senility and raise you with accute Can't Remember Sh** Syndrome. -- http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 1-27-2006, The Best Dead Spread Yet |
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"jmcquown" > wrote in message ... > Dave Smith wrote: > > Mark Thorson wrote: > > > >> > >>> I just came across this website that is for us, "the cooking > >>> fanatics". Take a look at it at www.cookingfanatics.com. They have > >>> some interesting articles and a shopping mall. > >> > >> You "just came across this website"? > >> > >> Like maybe you stumbled across this cool link > >> and wanted to share it with the newsgroup, > >> like passing along a good tip from a friend to a friend? > >> > >> Or is this SPAM for a commercial web site, being posted > >> by the creator of this web site to drum up business for his > (snippage) > > > > Well Duh!!!! He just "came across this web site" should have been clue > > enough. > > For those too naive to catch on to that one, he wasn't bright enough > > to come up with a novel email address instead of using a name @ the > > same web site he is spamming for. > > It may not be helpful for newbies here, but another HUGE clue is when > someone we've (TINC) never heard of before apparently just stumbles into rfc > and says Hey! Look what I found! And it has a *shopping mall*! LOL - I like how he said it was for "us"....uhm...."us"? We're already an "us" with a total stranger? Call me old fashioned, but I don't become "us" with just *anyone*, you know - at least buy me dinner first! Lisa Ann |
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Lisa Ann wrote:
> > > LOL - I like how he said it was for "us"....uhm...."us"? We're already an > "us" with a total stranger? Call me old fashioned, but I don't become "us" > with just *anyone*, you know - at least buy me dinner first! > > Lisa Ann > > I'll pick you up at seven. I'll buy dinner but we go dutch on movie tickets. Deal? -- ..:Heather:. www.velvet-c.com Step off, beyotches, I'm the roflpimp! |
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Denny Wheeler > writes:
>On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 13:45:51 -0600, "jmcquown" > wrote: >>It may not be helpful for newbies here, but another HUGE clue is when >>someone we've (TINC) never heard of before apparently just stumbles into rfc >>and says Hey! Look what I found! And it has a *shopping mall*! >I was disappointed when I opened the post. Was really hoping for tips >on how to get those fanatics tender and juicy. I cook my fanatics in a crock pot. Stacia |
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"The Bubbo" > wrote in message ... > Lisa Ann wrote: > > > > > > > > LOL - I like how he said it was for "us"....uhm...."us"? We're already an > > "us" with a total stranger? Call me old fashioned, but I don't become "us" > > with just *anyone*, you know - at least buy me dinner first! > > > > Lisa Ann > > > > > > I'll pick you up at seven. I'll buy dinner but we go dutch on movie tickets. > Deal? LOL - okay! Can we go see "Walk the Line?" And is that 7 your time or 7 my time? Lisa Ann |
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"Glitter Ninja" > wrote in message
... > Denny Wheeler > writes: > > >On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 13:45:51 -0600, "jmcquown" > > wrote: > > >>It may not be helpful for newbies here, but another HUGE clue is when > >>someone we've (TINC) never heard of before apparently just stumbles into rfc > >>and says Hey! Look what I found! And it has a *shopping mall*! > > >I was disappointed when I opened the post. Was really hoping for tips > >on how to get those fanatics tender and juicy. > > I cook my fanatics in a crock pot. I always thought barbequing them in an open pit would be more appropriate...perhaps with a bit of sulfur for seasoning? Lisa Ann |
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Lisa Ann wrote:
> > "The Bubbo" > wrote in message >> >> I'll pick you up at seven. I'll buy dinner but we go dutch on movie > tickets. >> Deal? > > LOL - okay! Can we go see "Walk the Line?" > > And is that 7 your time or 7 my time? > > Lisa Ann > > yeah, I suck, I totally missed our date...tomorrow? And we can totally see Walk the Line. -- ..:Heather:. www.velvet-c.com Step off, beyotches, I'm the roflpimp! |
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