Very Urgent : Require Freelance programmers
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Dear List Member
We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
WORK AT HOME OPPORTUNITY -- ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD...
We are a group of companies dealing in Software development since last 20
years. During our journey of 20 years in this field we had developed more than
2000 routines and full applications which comprises of about 5 million lines
of source code.
NOW WE WANT TO CONVERT THESE 5 MILLION LINES OF SOURCE CODE INTO ONE
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE TO ANOTHER....
WE PAY ACCORDING TO SKILL SET INVOLVED
YOU NEED NOT LEAVE YOUR PLACE OR JOB... WORK IN YOUR SPARE TIME...
YOU MUST FULFILL OUR REQUIREMENTS AND CRITERIA....
It is three stage process to get in...
FIRST : You need to send your detailed Resume as detailed below
SECOND : If you are selected
--- you will be asked to enter into a specific agreement
--- you need to deposit some amounts
and some other criteria we will ask you to fulfill.
THIRD : As soon as you fulfill our crietria we will start to send you the work
according to our agreement.
If you are interested follow the instructions below...
FIRST STEP
Send your detailed resume in TEXT FORMAT ONLY TO E-mail
innovativeinstitute2@o...?subject=Interested_A and must include
following DATA... [noparse][[/noparse]DO NOT REPLY THIS E-MAIL]
START
Name
Address (in detail)
Birth Date
Educational Qualifications
Professional Qualifications
Project Involvement
Language Conversion Skill Set Detail.
e.g.
I can Convert....
C To Java
C++ To Java
BASICA To C
FoxPro To XML
etc...
Time you spare for us : ______ hours per week
You get this information from :
END
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HIM/HER...
Bharat Thakkar
Director
Innovative International Institute
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We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
WORK AT HOME OPPORTUNITY -- ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD...
We are a group of companies dealing in Software development since last 20
years. During our journey of 20 years in this field we had developed more than
2000 routines and full applications which comprises of about 5 million lines
of source code.
NOW WE WANT TO CONVERT THESE 5 MILLION LINES OF SOURCE CODE INTO ONE
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE TO ANOTHER....
WE PAY ACCORDING TO SKILL SET INVOLVED
YOU NEED NOT LEAVE YOUR PLACE OR JOB... WORK IN YOUR SPARE TIME...
YOU MUST FULFILL OUR REQUIREMENTS AND CRITERIA....
It is three stage process to get in...
FIRST : You need to send your detailed Resume as detailed below
SECOND : If you are selected
--- you will be asked to enter into a specific agreement
--- you need to deposit some amounts
and some other criteria we will ask you to fulfill.
THIRD : As soon as you fulfill our crietria we will start to send you the work
according to our agreement.
If you are interested follow the instructions below...
FIRST STEP
Send your detailed resume in TEXT FORMAT ONLY TO E-mail
innovativeinstitute2@o...?subject=Interested_A and must include
following DATA... [noparse][[/noparse]DO NOT REPLY THIS E-MAIL]
START
Name
Address (in detail)
Birth Date
Educational Qualifications
Professional Qualifications
Project Involvement
Language Conversion Skill Set Detail.
e.g.
I can Convert....
C To Java
C++ To Java
BASICA To C
FoxPro To XML
etc...
Time you spare for us : ______ hours per week
You get this information from :
END
Note : IF YOU FILL THAT THIS IS NEEDFUL FOR ANY OF YOUR FRIEND, PLEASE SEND
HIM/HER...
Bharat Thakkar
Director
Innovative International Institute
The Fastest Browser on Earth now for FREE!!
Download Opera 5 for Windows now! Get it at
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>Dear List Member
>
>We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
>
>WORK AT HOME OPPORTUNITY -- ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD...
(snip)
>FIRST : You need to send your detailed Resume as detailed below
>SECOND : If you are selected
> --- you will be asked to enter into a specific agreement
> --- you need to deposit some amounts
> and some other criteria we will ask you to fulfill.
>THIRD : As soon as you fulfill our crietria we will start to send you the
>work
>according to our agreement.
(snip)
This sounds very DANGEROUS! ... use !EXTREME! caution if anyone decides
to do this and send money?!! <<-- That sounds VERY WRONG!! I wouldn't
advise anyone to do this! Signing an agreement is one thing, An employer
asking for money should send up red flags.
Beau Schwabe IC Mask Designer
National Semiconductor Network Products Division
500 Pinnacle Court, Suite 525 Mail Stop GA1 Norcross, GA 30071
The part I really like is the ...you need to deposit some amounts...this is
an innovative form of employment, please pay me money, do the work, then
we'll see if I pay you!
That's the way we could end ANY recession...
Cheers all,
Mike
> FIRST : You need to send your detailed Resume as detailed below
> SECOND : If you are selected
> --- you will be asked to enter into a specific agreement
> --- you need to deposit some amounts
> and some other criteria we will ask you to fulfill.
> THIRD : As soon as you fulfill our crietria we will start to send
> you the work
> according to our agreement.
They want to hire you, but you have to pay money?
Check out the item below:
Original Message
-- snip --
> SECOND : If you are selected
> --- you will be asked to enter into a specific agreement
> --- you need to deposit some amounts
> and some other criteria we will ask you to fulfill.
-- snip --
about it.
On Tue, 17 Apr 2001, Beau Schwabe wrote:
> At 06:20 PM 4/17/01 -0400, you wrote:
> >Dear List Member
> >
> >We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
> >
> >WORK AT HOME OPPORTUNITY -- ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD...
>
> (snip)
>
> >FIRST : You need to send your detailed Resume as detailed below
> >SECOND : If you are selected
> > --- you will be asked to enter into a specific agreement
> > --- you need to deposit some amounts
> > and some other criteria we will ask you to fulfill.
> >THIRD : As soon as you fulfill our crietria we will start to send you the
> >work
> >according to our agreement.
>
> (snip)
>
> This sounds very DANGEROUS! ... use !EXTREME! caution if anyone decides
> to do this and send money?!! <<-- That sounds VERY WRONG!! I wouldn't
> advise anyone to do this! Signing an agreement is one thing, An employer
> asking for money should send up red flags.
>
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> Beau Schwabe IC Mask Designer
> National Semiconductor Network Products Division
> 500 Pinnacle Court, Suite 525 Mail Stop GA1 Norcross, GA 30071
>
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> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
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>
I sent them a nasty note, it signed me up to download their products. Go
figure.
Original Message
> It's just spam. I've already fired a copy off to abuse@yahoogroups.com
> about it.
> > >We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
>At 06:20 PM 4/17/01 -0400, you wrote:
> >Dear List Member
> >
> >We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
> >
This is SPAM. If you subscribe to one of the spam reporting groups, please
send that message (with complete headers) to them.
If we all work at it, we can inconvenience those idiots by getting their
ISP to kill their accounts.
dwayne
Dwayne Reid <dwayner@p...>
Trinity Electronics Systems Ltd Edmonton, AB, CANADA
(780) 489-3199 voice (780) 487-6397 fax
Celebrating 17 years of Engineering Innovation (1984 - 2001)
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Do NOT send unsolicited commercial email to this email address.
This message neither grants consent to receive unsolicited
commercial email nor is intended to solicit commercial email.
of an inconvenience to ISP's like us then to spammers. They just move on to
other ISPs. In the mean time, our paying customers have to deal with MONTHS
of rejected and returned E-mails. We do everything in our power to keep
people from abusing our services, boo hoo if they get a few pieces of spam
through, we'll catch it and SELF-ENFORCE. Sorry, but we were burned by the
"internet blackhole list" about a year ago, when we failed one of their
little "tests" that their server runs (no actual spam ever went through our
system, I've got all the logs to prove it).
Thank god for firewalls, every IP address in the class B that we trace back
to an anti-spam organization gets banned from SMTP and POP3 ports. Freaking
BS that we should have to go to these lengths just to provide un-interupted
service to our paying customers. Sorry for the very off topic post, but I
just get angry when hard working sysadmins lose money over what amounts to a
single click fix (delete). I doubt you get that upset when a piece of junk
snail mail comes into your box.. Do you call the post office and complain?
What do you do... throw it away....
Rob
Original Message
From: "Dwayne Reid" <dwayner@p...>
To: <basicstamps@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 7:58 PM
Subject: Re: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Very Urgent : Require Freelance programmers
> At 06:27 PM 4/17/01 -0400, Beau Schwabe wrote:
> >At 06:20 PM 4/17/01 -0400, you wrote:
> > >Dear List Member
> > >
> > >We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
> > >
>
> This is SPAM. If you subscribe to one of the spam reporting groups,
please
> send that message (with complete headers) to them.
>
> If we all work at it, we can inconvenience those idiots by getting their
> ISP to kill their accounts.
>
> dwayne
>
>
>
> Dwayne Reid <dwayner@p...>
> Trinity Electronics Systems Ltd Edmonton, AB, CANADA
> (780) 489-3199 voice (780) 487-6397 fax
>
> Celebrating 17 years of Engineering Innovation (1984 - 2001)
>
> * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
> Do NOT send unsolicited commercial email to this email address.
> This message neither grants consent to receive unsolicited
> commercial email nor is intended to solicit commercial email.
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>
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>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
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>I work for a large ISP in my area, these "anti-spam" organizations are more
>of an inconvenience to ISP's like us then to spammers. T
<big snip>
So just how do YOU do when it comes to dealing with spam? I use SpamCop to
trace those spams and I use their default messages when I request that the
ISP deal with spammers. I haven't ever requested a RBL (but that may
change if UU.net doesn't clean up their act).
When I connect at home or on the road, I pay for my internet access time by
the minute. I do not wish to pay to receive unsolicited commercial
email. Period.
Most ISPs require their subscribers to adhere to the ISP's acceptable use
policy. As far as I can tell, most ISPs do NOT allow spamming as part of
their acceptable use policy. SpamCop allows me to request that the ISP
investigate an offence and deal with the offender appropriately. Usually,
they suspend or terminate the spammer's account.
And that is what should happen to the idiot who sent the message who
started this whole thread.
dwayne
Dwayne Reid <dwayner@p...>
Trinity Electronics Systems Ltd Edmonton, AB, CANADA
(780) 489-3199 voice (780) 487-6397 fax
Celebrating 17 years of Engineering Innovation (1984 - 2001)
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Do NOT send unsolicited commercial email to this email address.
This message neither grants consent to receive unsolicited
commercial email nor is intended to solicit commercial email.
First off, the nature of the pop/smtp mail communication lets you get
away with sending spam with completely wrong headers very easily. So
tracing spam back to a single person is difficult at best.
Second, most spam software out there lets you relay your mail off of a
foreign server, so even if you can track it somewhere, it'll likely be
to a former Soviet republic or the badlands of some East Asian land.
Third, sometimes people do bad things. Like get mad at a former
employer or coworker, and use their name on a bunch of spam just to
make them look bad.
There are things you can do to stop spam, but tracking down the
spammer is likely not going to work. It's not because you're not a
sleuth, it's because the nature of the email communication protocols
combined with the fact that the software they used is *designed* to
evade you, makes your battle entirely uphill.
My suggestion is to just send it to the spam recycling center, which
on a regular basis prints out all of the spam they get and delivers it
to the US Congress. It won't stop spamming, but it will hopefully
bring about stronger penalties for those doing the spamming.
http://www.chooseyourmail.com/SpamInstructions.cfm
Another thing to note is that the spam itself really comes across as a
scam. That much is obvious. It also contains no real 'typos'. ie it
most likely was run through some kind of spell checker. But it has a
ton of gramatical errors, so it most likely was not written by someone
who knows English as a primary language.
My guess is this is someone in another country trying to score some
easy bucks, and they're using spam software to do it. I'd also guess
the laws against this kind of thing aren't clearly defined in their
country. And I'm pretty sure no one would actually send them their money.
-Chilton
been in the software consulting for over 14 yrs. I used to consult for
Microsoft, EPRI, The Big 3, etc. From my past experience I've seen many
people get tangled into stuff like these deals. I'd like to restate (as
somebody already had in this conversation thread), signing the contract
by itself is a tricky thing and over on top of that, these people are
asking for money.
Second of all, if this deal is so lucrative, why can't you guys look in
the head-hunters? Not in e-grps or newsgrps - it by itself sounds very
un-professional.
A big No-No!!!
nagi
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Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Very Urgent : Require Freelance programmers
Importance: High
Dear List Member
We require FREELANCE PROGRAMMERS OF VARIOUS SKILL SETS...
WORK AT HOME OPPORTUNITY -- ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD...
We are a group of companies dealing in Software development since last
20
years. During our journey of 20 years in this field we had developed
more than
2000 routines and full applications which comprises of about 5 million
lines
of source code.
NOW WE WANT TO CONVERT THESE 5 MILLION LINES OF SOURCE CODE INTO ONE
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE TO ANOTHER....
WE PAY ACCORDING TO SKILL SET INVOLVED
YOU NEED NOT LEAVE YOUR PLACE OR JOB... WORK IN YOUR SPARE TIME...
YOU MUST FULFILL OUR REQUIREMENTS AND CRITERIA....
It is three stage process to get in...
FIRST : You need to send your detailed Resume as detailed below
SECOND : If you are selected
--- you will be asked to enter into a specific agreement
--- you need to deposit some amounts
and some other criteria we will ask you to fulfill.
THIRD : As soon as you fulfill our crietria we will start to send you
the work
according to our agreement.
If you are interested follow the instructions below...
FIRST STEP
Send your detailed resume in TEXT FORMAT ONLY TO E-mail
innovativeinstitute2@o...?subject=Interested_A and must include
following DATA... [noparse][[/noparse]DO NOT REPLY THIS E-MAIL]
START
Name
Address (in detail)
Birth Date
Educational Qualifications
Professional Qualifications
Project Involvement
Language Conversion Skill Set Detail.
e.g.
I can Convert....
C To Java
C++ To Java
BASICA To C
FoxPro To XML
etc...
Time you spare for us : ______ hours per week
You get this information from :
END
Note : IF YOU FILL THAT THIS IS NEEDFUL FOR ANY OF YOUR FRIEND, PLEASE
SEND
HIM/HER...
Bharat Thakkar
Director
Innovative International Institute
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a Hotmail account. This email address is not shown in my MSN Messenger
profile and I have never given out this email address or sent any email
from it. I get 2-3 pieces of Smile mail a month, not even addressed to me.
Sounds like the provider isn't doing a very good job. I complain, and
receive no answer. Never had a problem with any small providers -- only big
ones. Now you know why the anti-spam groups exist.
One thing you seem to miss in your Post Office analogy is that the sender
pays the postage. With email, the receiver is paying the postage in the form
of a monthly fee and possibly per-minute connection fees.
Original Message
> I work for a large ISP in my area, these "anti-spam" organizations are
more
> of an inconvenience to ISP's like us then to spammers. They just move on
to
> other ISPs. In the mean time, our paying customers have to deal with
MONTHS
> of rejected and returned E-mails. We do everything in our power to keep
> people from abusing our services, boo hoo if they get a few pieces of spam
> through, we'll catch it and SELF-ENFORCE. Sorry, but we were burned by
the
> "internet blackhole list" about a year ago, when we failed one of their
> little "tests" that their server runs (no actual spam ever went through
our
> system, I've got all the logs to prove it).
>
> Thank god for firewalls, every IP address in the class B that we trace
back
> to an anti-spam organization gets banned from SMTP and POP3 ports.
Freaking
> BS that we should have to go to these lengths just to provide
un-interupted
> service to our paying customers. Sorry for the very off topic post, but I
> just get angry when hard working sysadmins lose money over what amounts to
a
> single click fix (delete). I doubt you get that upset when a piece of
junk
> snail mail comes into your box.. Do you call the post office and
complain?
> What do you do... throw it away....
The trick to this guys scam is to find someone smart enough to write
programs yet stupid enough to send in money for a job, that's seems
lame, Yet his presentation is well written.
Wow! What a paradox! He's clever, yet stupid and he's targeting the
clever, thinking their stupid.
<other stuff snipped>
>
> Sorry for the very off topic post, but I
> just get angry when hard working sysadmins lose money over what amounts to a
> single click fix (delete). I doubt you get that upset when a piece of junk
> snail mail comes into your box.. Do you call the post office and complain?
> What do you do... throw it away....
>
> Rob
Since this is OT anyway... heres what I do with junk mail. I take the
envelope it came in and all the contents. I rip any relevant info up and
stuff the whole mess back in the PREPAID envelope and send it back to
them. AT best I figure it's my contribution to the future of the USPS.
Sure as cuts down on the garbage bill. :-)
I really thought today would go by without someone telling me this.
Well, there's always tomorrow.
-Chilton
years, and I never get any spam. None, nada. How is it that yahoo keeps me
from getting spam. My work account is the same. Clean as a whistle. My new
home account is awful. It's a Comcast Cable account and I get 10 spams a day.
So, how does Yahoo do it? To you other Yahoo account user, do you find their
service great, like I do. My daughters were using Hotmail, and they finally
switched to yahoo to escape the trash.
The recent "Freelance" spam is the first I can remember getting, and I think it
slipped through using the yahoogroups system.
Dave
--- chilton@t... wrote:
> My two cents:
>
> First off, the nature of the pop/smtp mail communication lets you get
> away with sending spam with completely wrong headers very easily. So
> tracing spam back to a single person is difficult at best.
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find their
> service great, like I do. My daughters were using Hotmail, and they
finally
> switched to yahoo to escape the trash.
>
You just lucked out, I think. I have another yahoo account for another
mailing list, and I get more spam from it than any other source. I
think the lack of spam is related to the inability to search archives
unless you're logged in, which most spambots don't bother doing.
I think the other account is in a publicly searchable mailing list.
-Chilton
"block" service on every single spam mail I received, but still keep
receiving new spam.
>I'd like to add a comment. I have been using this yahoo email account for
>years, and I never get any spam. None, nada. How is it that yahoo keeps
>me
>from getting spam. My work account is the same. Clean as a whistle. My
>new
>home account is awful. It's a Comcast Cable account and I get 10 spams a
>day.
>
>So, how does Yahoo do it? To you other Yahoo account user, do you find
>their
>service great, like I do. My daughters were using Hotmail, and they
>finally
>switched to yahoo to escape the trash.
>
>The recent "Freelance" spam is the first I can remember getting, and I
>think it
>slipped through using the yahoogroups system.
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blockers, and have to update the list of SPAM every month. It is a real
hastle for me.
I still get around 10 Spam a day, even with all the blockers.
Such is progress [noparse]:([/noparse]
At 04:18 PM 4/18/2001, you wrote:
>I got spam mails to both of my Yahoo and Hotmail account often, I use the
>"block" service on every single spam mail I received, but still keep
>receiving new spam.
>
>>I'd like to add a comment. I have been using this yahoo email account for
>>years, and I never get any spam. None, nada. How is it that yahoo keeps
>>me
>>from getting spam. My work account is the same. Clean as a whistle. My
>>new
>>home account is awful. It's a Comcast Cable account and I get 10 spams a
>>day.
>>
>>So, how does Yahoo do it? To you other Yahoo account user, do you find
>>their
>>service great, like I do. My daughters were using Hotmail, and they
>>finally
>>switched to yahoo to escape the trash.
>>
>>The recent "Freelance" spam is the first I can remember getting, and I
>>think it
>>slipped through using the yahoogroups system.
>
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