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sometimes I try to mess with sites that ask for an email address for a mailing list by entering their own addresses: like "support@domain.com", "webmaster@domai
by adtac 7y ago
sometimes I try to mess with sites that ask for an email address for a mailing list by entering their own addresses: like "support@domain.com", "webmaster@domain.com", etc.
let them deal with their own spam, then they'll understand.
- checktheorder 7y agoI like you.
- mechamicro 7y agoThat's a great idea. I'll try that next time. My version of petty revenge is to sign up with one of my throwaway Gmail accounts, and then mark them as spam as soon as the first newsletter rolls in. Hopefully, there's others doing the same and they'll be at least partially blacklisted.
- dredmorbius 7y agoMy go to has been "ceo@example.com" for years. Or various Five Eyes addresses.
- checktheorder 7y ago>My go to has been "ceo@example.com" for years. I think I may make the effort to learn how to make a Firefox extension to automate this. Scrape "about us", "contact", etc. page in background for first email address, then autofill it into the email spam form. Boom, done.
- beatgammit 7y agoThis is great! I usually just do something like bs@fake.com.