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Last updated by Steven Libis & Associates on 10/24/2006
The Spammers Win again. update: October 24, 2006
A few spammers have started forging my domain as part of the sending address. Since I am tired of paying to receive spam, much less receive the bounced messages the spammers have sent, I will be shutting down my mail server, and terminating my domain for e-mail addresses. Anyone wanting to contact me can still reach me through my current online spam collecting account at:
Or I can be contacted at:
Steven Libis
P.O.Box 8106
Mission Hills, CA 91346-8106
(818) 368-8025
The Spammers Win. update: February 19, 2005
The volume of virus and spam messages contiune to rise. I am tired of watching a large number of messages coming into my server. I am now switching back to a clickable online e-mail address. Let Yahoo deal with the spam.
The Spammers Win. update: March 18, 2004
I am in the process of testing 1and1.com web hosting. They have a lot of nice features, including mail forwarding. So at this point, I have created some e-mail address that should forward the message to my real addresses. I have done some testing, and they seem to work.
The Spammers Win. update: April 19, 2003
electronic mail address: In an effort to avoid spam I am no longer posting my email address on my web site.
Steven Libis
P.O.Box 8106
Mission Hills, CA 91346-8106
(818) 368-8025
The ListServ is no long active, as I am no longer using my domain for e-mail.
Anyone wishing to sign up for the Insect_Surfers, Boardwalkers
or Raw Power Rangers will need to sign up with the appropriate Yahoo Group.
Insect Surfers
Boardwalkers
Raw Power Rangers
I am now officially abandoning my e-mail address of the last seven years.
I had been using the same e-mail address/sub-domain from February 1997 until March 2003. When I first set up my web site, I thought it would be helpful to visitors to my web site to have a clickable e-mail address. Unfortunately, it was even more helpful to the spammer robots/harvesters than legitimate visitors. Before switching to a new ISP and new domain in April 2003, I was receiving twenty plus spam messages per hour. Even though I have a spam filter, it is not perfect, and I still need to review the log files. Reviewing the log files (spammer address and subject line) got to be a very time consuming (and depressing) job. I am also tired of paying for an account that the spammers use more than I do.
Steven Libis
April 11, 2003
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