• @Treczoks
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    324 months ago

    What would stop you from using random, invented data?

    • @Blue_Morpho
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      584 months ago

      Don’t use random, invented data. That’s wrong. Use the real data of a ceo or other executive from a company that spammed you. Or if you have the time find out who owns the mall and use their information.

      • Druid
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        144 months ago

        That’s so evil and so amazing

        • @Blue_Morpho
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          74 months ago

          I recently did something similar. My daughter’s orthodontist practice (it’s a large office with multiple locations) from a few years ago sent a spam txt message. I tracked down the owner of the practice and called the office, “I have a new phone number. Please change it on my records.”

          And gave the owner’s home number."

        • chingadera
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          64 months ago

          Sounds more like justice from down here.

      • @The_v
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        54 months ago

        Asshole ExBosses are totally fair after a mandatory 3 year cooling off period.

      • @Treczoks
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        34 months ago

        Even better. Though it takes some work to gather that data.

      • @subtext
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        4 months ago

        info@, postmaster@, web@, abuse@, or any other mandated valid email addresses for the service that wants your data.

        Any system that includes an SMTP server supporting mail relaying or delivery MUST support the reserved mailbox “postmaster” as a case-insensitive local name.

        https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5321

        • @Blue_Morpho
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          14 months ago

          That only gives extra work to IT who are powerless to do anything.