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Alastair Smeaton
cheap scam - rather obvious
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John Corliss
Alastair said:Elias Soto wrote:
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cheap scam - rather obvious
Worse than that, it's scam spam. Abuse report has been and can be sent to:
mailto:[email protected] (service used to post the spam)
P.S. Alastair, please remember to remove the message body of the spam
in your replies or you are just helping the spammer out. 80)>
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Elias Soto
LISTEN THE TRAINING IS FREE AND KNOWLEDGE IS POWER I NOT GOING TO GIVE OUT
KNOWLEDGE FOR FREE. THE TRAINING IS STILL FREE AND IT COST THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS .
AND I NOT SPAMMING THIS NEWSGROUP DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.
THIS IS A LEGIT FREE TRAINING OFFER
KNOWLEDGE FOR FREE. THE TRAINING IS STILL FREE AND IT COST THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS .
AND I NOT SPAMMING THIS NEWSGROUP DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.
THIS IS A LEGIT FREE TRAINING OFFER
J
John Corliss
Elias said:LISTEN THE TRAINING IS FREE AND KNOWLEDGE IS POWER I NOT GOING TO GIVE OUT
KNOWLEDGE FOR FREE. THE TRAINING IS STILL FREE AND IT COST THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS. AND I NOT SPAMMING THIS NEWSGROUP
No need to shout. We'll let your ISP determine that.
DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.
Never said it did.
THIS IS A LEGIT FREE TRAINING OFFER
No it is not and I quote:
"You could save thousands of dollars in Microsoft Training Software
for ONLY
$19.95 $29.95
Can you afford to not get this?
LIMITED TIME AND SPACE ORDER TODAY TO SECURE YOURSELF A SPOT
Click Here For Secure Order and Information Immediately
Microsoft is a register trademark belonging to MICROSOFT
This is an offer from True Genius and not Microsoft although Microsoft
will give Free Software and Training
or send check or Money Order to:" (clipped PO box address with AOL
email addy).
This was cut and pasted from your website's sourcecode.
I wonder if Microsoft would be interested in hearing about your offer.
Think I'll send them a message and find out if what you're doing is on
the level:
http://register.microsoft.com/contactus30/contactus.asp?domain=generic
Yes, I'm sure it's a real good idea to send a check or money order to
your PO Box. I'm also equally sure you can be trusted (right).
J
Jonathan Armendariz
LISTEN THE TRAINING IS FREE AND KNOWLEDGE IS POWER I NOT GOING TO
GIVE OUT KNOWLEDGE FOR FREE. THE TRAINING IS STILL FREE AND IT
COST THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS .
AND I NOT SPAMMING THIS NEWSGROUP DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.
THIS IS A LEGIT FREE TRAINING OFFER
Learn to use capitalization properly, your shouting makes you look like
an idiot in addition to being a spammer. Besides, in the time that you
are apparently taking in wasting our bandwidth with your tripe, you
could actually be learning to sell legitimately.
--
Jonathan
Man is the best computer we can put aboard a spacecraft
and the only one that can be mass produced with unskilled
labor.
- Werner von Braun
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Elias Soto
Dear Newsgroup I am not getting rich here my intension is not to fool
anybody Microsoft
does give out free training and software I been a computer career person for
16 years and
I dont have any tools to spam any body I did it manually I sorry if I
offended anybody
I won't post any more to this newsgroup.
It took me a long time to find out that Microsoft gives out free training
and software
it is the knowledge of how to get it that I am charging for. Listen I think
is a good deal for the knowledge. I sorry again I did not and do not
consider myself a spammer I don't like it myself.
sorry again and I hope you guys can find it in your heart to forgive me. I
did not want to upset anybody
Elias Soto
anybody Microsoft
does give out free training and software I been a computer career person for
16 years and
I dont have any tools to spam any body I did it manually I sorry if I
offended anybody
I won't post any more to this newsgroup.
It took me a long time to find out that Microsoft gives out free training
and software
it is the knowledge of how to get it that I am charging for. Listen I think
is a good deal for the knowledge. I sorry again I did not and do not
consider myself a spammer I don't like it myself.
sorry again and I hope you guys can find it in your heart to forgive me. I
did not want to upset anybody
Elias Soto
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Matt
Dear Newsgroup I am not getting rich here my intension is not to fool
anybody Microsoft
does give out free training and software I been a computer career person for
16 years and
I dont have any tools to spam any body I did it manually I sorry if I
offended anybody
I won't post any more to this newsgroup.
It took me a long time to find out that Microsoft gives out free training
and software
it is the knowledge of how to get it that I am charging for. Listen I think
is a good deal for the knowledge. I sorry again I did not and do not
consider myself a spammer I don't like it myself.
sorry again and I hope you guys can find it in your heart to forgive me. I
did not want to upset anybody
And the same info has been out for free
Ok, One piece I found so far
http://members.microsoft.com/partner/help/howtoregister.aspx
Register as a Microsoft Partner, and get NFR software, betas etc.
The guys on this newsgroup know of, or even host, a lot of free
software, and run and update sites.
And do NOT say, "it's free, but we'll charge to tell you how to get
it".
If I find some more info, I'll damnwell put it up for FREE!
S
Srfr
Ok, One piece I found so far
http://members.microsoft.com/partner/help/howtoregister.aspx
Register as a Microsoft Partner, and get NFR software, betas etc.
I teach some adult ed PC classes and people kept asking me about "Get
free software" spam and EBAY offers. So I went to ebay and bought two
different ones for a few bucks each. And, yes, the deal is ...
1. Register (free) as a development partner and attend MSFT events to
get lots of free software. However, the software is often beta, time
limited, and/or not upgradeable. However, the free t-shirts and hats are
high quality and last for years.
2. If you are a teacher/instructor you can get some good discounts from
independent retailers on MSFT products.
There is nothing magic about this - just someone making money by selling
freely available knowledge by describing in a dramatic and mysterious
way.
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Alan
Srfr said:I teach some adult ed PC classes and people kept asking me about "Get
free software" spam and EBAY offers. So I went to ebay and bought two
different ones for a few bucks each. And, yes, the deal is ...
1. Register (free) as a development partner and attend MSFT events to
get lots of free software. However, the software is often beta, time
limited, and/or not upgradeable. However, the free t-shirts and hats
are high quality and last for years.
2. If you are a teacher/instructor you can get some good discounts
from independent retailers on MSFT products.
There is nothing magic about this - just someone making money by
selling freely available knowledge by describing in a dramatic and
mysterious way.
LOL! Love the description - great apparel offers as well as turning
Google searches and downloads into some kind of arcane occult practice.
Reminds me of some of the "secrets of financial success" seminars I've
attended... free of course. ;-)
K
Klein
It took me a long time to find out that Microsoft gives out free
For developers this is a good deal. Details ...
What the spam refers to is the "knowledge" that if you sign up for MSFT's
developmer network, you will get invited to attend their regional get-
togethers. Once there you'll get free shirts, hats, coupons for discounts
on software purchases via retail stores and mail order, and free software
CDs. The CDs are sometimes early release/beta, and at any rate typically
can't be upgraded, but usually don't time out. They send out some email and
mail info/offers as well, but on a limited basis based on past atendance at
these events and .
For the time invested this can be a very good deal for an active software
developer. As for what this "knowledge" is worth (to quote the spammer),
you just got it free right here.
training and software
it is the knowledge of how to get it that I am charging for. Listen I
think is a good deal for the knowledge.
For developers this is a good deal. Details ...
What the spam refers to is the "knowledge" that if you sign up for MSFT's
developmer network, you will get invited to attend their regional get-
togethers. Once there you'll get free shirts, hats, coupons for discounts
on software purchases via retail stores and mail order, and free software
CDs. The CDs are sometimes early release/beta, and at any rate typically
can't be upgraded, but usually don't time out. They send out some email and
mail info/offers as well, but on a limited basis based on past atendance at
these events and .
For the time invested this can be a very good deal for an active software
developer. As for what this "knowledge" is worth (to quote the spammer),
you just got it free right here.
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D.R
Klein said:For developers this is a good deal. Details ...
What the spam refers to is the "knowledge" that if you sign up for MSFT's
developmer network, you will get invited to attend their regional get-
togethers. Once there you'll get free shirts, hats, coupons for discounts
on software purchases via retail stores and mail order, and free software
CDs. The CDs are sometimes early release/beta, and at any rate typically
can't be upgraded, but usually don't time out. They send out some email and
mail info/offers as well, but on a limited basis based on past atendance at
these events and .
As a developer, the only "free" event I have seen MS offer was the product
launch of Office 2000 and we got a free Internet Explorer 5 cd. The majority
of postal mail I get from MS are adverts for expensive ($1000's) seminars
and workshops. Even a single day seminar was around US$400.