MLM

by mblount

Posted: 13 years ago 13 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Are these MLM or Viral sites any good I see ads for thousands of them? I am strictly selling niche items and not Bulk email blowers. Hey I just had an idea is there a software that would capture my spam and send my website info to them. I get enough spam I could have mucho customers.

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Dwayne K 13 years ago

LOL, do you mean sending spam back to the
spammers!
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DireStraits 13 years ago

MLM / viral sites? Whatever do you mean? :confused:
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BrianDowns 13 years ago

I think there is an autoresponder that will fire back at spammers, I'm not sure what it is, but I've heard of it...
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- mblount 13 years ago
  
  Yea i will spam back to the thousands of spammers I get and surely I would get a few sells. They opted in didn't they?
  
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  Alexa Smith Banned 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mblount
  
  i will spam back to the thousands of spammers I get
  
  It's a very good way to confirm to them that your email address is an active, attended one, and that you've opened their email. Expect your email address to be sold on, and the quantity of spam you receive to multiply indefinitely. :rolleyes:
  
  (What - if anything - it has to do with the thread's title, I have no idea).
  
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  Dwayne K 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mblount
  
  Yea i will spam back to the thousands of spammers I get and surely I would get a few sells. They opted in didn't they?
  
  I wish it was that easy, spammers normally
  don't use their own personal email
  addresses.
  
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Michael Oksa 13 years ago

So if somebody steals from you, the best way to fix it would be to steal something of theirs in the hopes that they would pay for what they took?

Sorry, but to me you will be no better than they are, and YOU will run the risk of being reported to YOUR ISP and having your account shut down.

Besides, most of the spam you get uses a reply to address that doesn't get checked by a human anyway.

Sure, spam is a waste of time, but this way of handling it will just waste more of your time.

All the best,
Michael
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DireStraits 13 years ago

Mince pie and Brandy, anyone?

Om nom nom.

(Just a pointless post to go with a pointless, nonsensical thread. )

I don't even like mince pies.
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- Alexa Smith Banned 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by DireStraits
  
  Mince pie and Brandy, anyone?
  
  I thought you'd never ask ...
  
  (How can anybody "not like" mince-pies?)
  
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- Dwayne K 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by DireStraits
  
  Mince pie and Brandy, anyone?
  
  Om nom nom.
  
  (Just a pointless post to go with a pointless, nonsensical thread. )
  
  I don't even like mince pies.
  
  ¡¡¡LOL!!!!
  
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Dwayne K 13 years ago

True.

And what are these 'MLM or Viral sites'?
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Willie Crawford 13 years ago

The question about spamming spammers reminds me of
an event that happened to me.

I have about 80 different free special reports and
articles that were frequently requested by visitors
to one of my sites.

So I decided to set each up on it's own autoresponder
address, on my hosting account.

Each article or report had an email address like

SpecialReport1@MyDomain.com
SpecialReport2@MyDomain.com
SpecialReport3@MyDomain.com
SpecialReport4@MyDomain.com
SpecialReport5@MyDomain.com
etc.

These were direct subscribe autoresponders.

Some enterprising individual harvested the unencrypted
email addresses from my site and apparently sold them
to a lot of individuals.

One of those buyers spammed my autoresponders and then
had the audacity to file dozens of spam complaints when
my autoresponders dutifully sent him the special
reports that he requested.

My host yelled at me (as a warning) but believed me
when I showed him my set-up, and the spammers emails
to my autoresponders.

I elected to pull down those autoresponders.

A more gun-shy host would have probably simply shut
down my site rather than risk impacting all of the
customers on that shared server or IP.

Food for thought :-)

Willie
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