This has to be the most noteworthy spam I have ever recieved..
This company has some damn bot that goes about and reads pages, when it
finds a page that has links to what it thinks are topics that relate to
the company (maby they search for words, or their compeators URLs), the
bot searches the page for an email address and then sends the below
message..
After looking at the page I see that the doc source has only two email
addresses anywhere in it.. One of them is the linux-kernel list..
So bridgepath, you say at the bottom: 'If you have any questions reply'..
Well I'd like to know where your apolgee is for spamming the members of
this list, and lying about how you got the address (I bet you were
surfing)... I'd also like to know where you got the nifty idea.. :) (Now I
just have to develope an AI that can find positive references to products
I dislike and send nastygrams to webmasters)..
On Mon, 8 Dec 1997 link@bridgepath.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> While surfin' around, I came across your web site at "http://www-flash.stanford.edu/~bergmann/bookmarks.html" . I'd like to suggest a link to
> BridgePath would also be appropriate (and helpful to the job seekers who
> occasion your site).
>
> Since it appears you have an interest in cool job related sites, I
> wanted to let you know about BridgePath, the premiere job placement site
> for students and recent graduates (both undergrad and graduate). We
> send job seekers free email announcements specially tailored to their
> qualifications. We also provide some great content and tips regarding
> how to get a job, which is of course, applicable to almost all job
> seekers.
>
> Well, if you get a chance, check us out:
> http://www.bridgepath.com/
[SNIP: HOW TO ADD THESE GUYS TO YOUR WEBPAGE]
>
> I'd also greatly appreciate it if you add a link to BridgePath. We're free to our job seeking
> members, so its a great way for anyone to get a job!
>
> BridgePath
> link@bridgepath.com
>
> P.S. just reply to this message if you have any questions about
> BridgePath, or how to provide a link to our site.