email I sent to my 3 techy mates about the latet piece of spam


It was allegedly from fresherdoing.online so I went looking for info about their website & found this. I do like the writer's style!

http://www.ninjahedgehog.co.uk/3919/#more-3919

(extract)   What kind of business has three Marketing Heads (Kaylee, Mike and Rebecca), thinks that a personal blog is a business, claims to be UK-based when it isn’t and uses a URL which doesn’t even link to an active website? www.fresherdoing.online, that’s who. Or www.seoleadsquote.com. Or both. I’m struggling to keep up with the bullshit.

The website www.fresherdoing.online was registered by Roose Taylor (roosetaylor010@gmail.com) but doesn’t actually exist. As bullshit names go, that one really is ridiculous, but I’ve added Roose’s email address to spammyfucker@ninjahedgehog.co.uk anyway.

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There’s a mobile phone number of 07760 195 738 listed for the UK address, so I may check that out multiple times during the middle of the night, just in case it belongs to someone who thinks it’s alright to send me shit.

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and a spammer replied!!

hi,

We are not spammer, we just offering our service.
if you feel that you are not interested in similar service you can reply as you are not interested.
i believe you have listed your email somewhere over google for these services

i do apologies for inconvenience caused

Best Regards
Rahul Mishra


& ninjahedgehog replied to him

If you search for a definition of spam email, you will find that the sending of emails to email addresses which have been harvested online or which have been purchased as a list, meets those definitions perfectly. The only place I used the email address which you contacted me via is on this website.
If I haven’t requested information and if I haven’t used your services historically, any communication you send me is spam.
Therefore, you use spam as a marketing method which makes you a spammer.

spammer did not reply to this!