Buy links from websites

Anyone interested in selling linkspace. I'm looking to buy links across many
pages of may sites.

Anyone who is interested please contact me.

f.ybir (AT) snprzrqvntebhc (DOT) pb.hx

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"BNNevs" <me (AT) privacy (DOT) net> wrote

Anyone interested in selling linkspace. I'm looking to buy links across
many pages of may sites.

Anyone who is interested please contact me.

f.ybir (AT) snprzrqvntebhc (DOT) pb.hx

My email address has been masked using ROT13, to unmask it visit
www.rot13.com or most newsreaders have a unscramble facility (Outlook
express, Message > Unscramble(ROT13))

Usually, people would like to know what kind of sites they are going to be
linking with. What is with all the security with the masking?

Stacey

People send spiders out over newsgroups collecting email addresses to spam.

I don't want spam.

It would be discussed properly over email.

Anyone interested in selling linkspace. I'm looking to buy links across
many pages of may sites.

Anyone who is interested please contact me.

f.ybir (AT) snprzrqvntebhc (DOT) pb.hx

My email address has been masked using ROT13, to unmask it visit
www.rot13.com or most newsreaders have a unscramble facility (Outlook
express, Message > Unscramble(ROT13))


Usually, people would like to know what kind of sites they are going to be
linking with. What is with all the security with the masking?

Stacey

"BNNevs" <me (AT) privacy (DOT) net> wrote

People send spiders out over newsgroups collecting email addresses to
spam.

I don't want spam.

It would be discussed properly over email.

Oh, OK how about mentioning what type of sites so some people know not to
waste their time with an email.

Stacey is right -- absolutely!

"Stacey" <stacey (AT) staceyssimplestuff (DOT) com> wrote

"BNNevs" <me (AT) privacy (DOT) net> wrote in message
news:42405826$0$8754$db0fefd9 (AT) news (DOT) zen.co.uk...
People send spiders out over newsgroups collecting email addresses to
spam.

I don't want spam.

It would be discussed properly over email.


Oh, OK how about mentioning what type of sites so some people know not to
waste their time with an email.

Oh, OK how about mentioning what type of sites so some people know not to
waste their time with an email.

Don't waste your time then

But some people don't want to disclose their businesses publicly! I'm
cautious because of my competitors.

Oh, OK how about mentioning what type of sites so some people know not to
waste their time with an email.

Needless to say the sites are not pharmaceutical, warez, adult or gambling.
All legitimate sites.

BNNevs wrote:

People send spiders out over newsgroups collecting email addresses to spam.

The rascals!

I don't want spam.

Once upon a time I wrote an email harvestor that understands ROT13 as it
is commonly used to scramble Usenet news messages. It also tried to
unscramble _nospam_ links etc. I imagine other email harvesters do the
same thing. Your best bet is to use disposable email addresses for
public communications.

Duende wrote:

While sitting in a puddle BNNevs scribbled in the mud:

Oh, OK how about mentioning what type of sites so some people know not
to waste their time with an email.

Needless to say the sites are not pharmaceutical, warez, adult or
gambling. All legitimate sites.


You just lost out with me.

No mud wresteling :-D

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davidof wrote:

BNNevs wrote:
People send spiders out over newsgroups collecting email addresses to
spam.

The rascals!

I don't want spam.

Once upon a time I wrote an email harvestor that understands ROT13 as
it is commonly used to scramble Usenet news messages. It also tried to
unscramble _nospam_ links etc. I imagine other email harvesters do the
same thing.

Nop, since the people who need them can't program, and don't want to pay
for it. Same with webbots, I often see 70 or more entries of crap bots that
can't handle relative URLs.

The worst nightmare: spammers who can program / spammers who pay for good
programmers. It would probably double the spam and triple the "fun".

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