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A basic search also returns things like "XYZ(AT)gmail(DOT)com", "XYZ[at]gmail[dot]com" and xyz.at.gmail.dot.com . It returns everything, no matter how clever yo
by dan_sim 17y ago
A basic search also returns things like "XYZ(AT)gmail(DOT)com", "XYZ[at]gmail[dot]com" and xyz.at.gmail.dot.com . It returns everything, no matter how clever you think you are. And it's not that hard to write a regexp that replace this all into your actual email...
- Retric 17y agoMy gmail address is not fark.sam, but if it was you could still figure it out. Getting a regex to do that correctly would be a pain. As would replace the v with a n in avother@gmail address. Still my gmail account was getting spam before I started to use it. So I think simple spray and pray approaches will catch most people.