On 8/28/06, David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com> wrote:
A lot of that is masses of text to clog spam
filters that work on word
frequency, with the actual content in an image at the end.
The good thing, though, is that the more spammers try to mask what
they're pushing,
a) The spam becomes easier to distinguish by human eye, and
b) The spam becomes less effective, since it's a much poorer
advertisement.
Very true. It's very easy to ignore an email with a horribly-misspelled
subject title with one of several thousand ways of describing Viagara or
erection.
(I wonder if this email will pass the spam filters?)