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How about punching a policeman, instead, and cut down on the time until you are transferred to a cell?
by mfukar 10y ago
How about punching a policeman, instead, and cut down on the time until you are transferred to a cell?
- gravypod 10y agoThere's nothing wrong with receiving emails. I don't think it's actually illegal to do that. Just a bit morally off.
- detaro 10y agoJust receiving e-mails would hardly be a way to "monetize it by phishing".
- Cpoll 10y agoYou could probably just redirect all emails to @gmail.com, and most users would be none the wiser. Then you'd be able to trivially do password resets on any accounts that were created with the typo domain.
- gravypod 10y agoOr just sell the emails to unsavory people. They were sent to you, you have a right to sell them (so long as you're in a one-party-consent state when it comes to recording). You're up to snuff law-wise. Definetly a shady thing to do.
- mfukar 10y agoWhat does phishing have to do with receiving emails?
- fnordfnordfnord 10y agoThe DOJ only prosecutes a few hundred of these cases per year. You'd need to do a lot of phishing, or something special in order to get their attention, I suspect.