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8 Apr 2002

I'm kinda perplexed why CNET's download site lets people post spam tools in their email utilities section. You get descriptions like:

AnyMailer is bulk email software based on unique know-how sending technology, providing real anonymous instant delivery. You can forget your problems with ISP's - your IP address will never be shown in email headers.

RipEm: Extract e-mail address's from Web sites or any local file on your computer and save as a TXT or CSV file for import into Outlook or Excel. It will also extract e-mails that are not visible on the page but hidden in the code. Save in comma delimited or line break format.

Bastards.

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