Re[2]: [cobalt-users] Re:ORBZ filtering on a RAQ?

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Hello Jeff,

JL> Possibly.  Unless you tell us your c-class (the first three quatrains)
JL> and your netmask (what you type into your computers as "netmask") I
JL> can't tell for sure.  If you don't want me to know (which is
JL> ridiculuous; I could do a traceroute or a ping and find out) then you
JL> can always do a visual traceroute (I think it's visualroute.com or
JL> something similar); it'll tell you who owns your netblock.

dude i will tell you anything you want to know, i don't think you
understand i own everything! what's ridiculous is the way you are
treating me, back off.

quantvantage.com < that's me dude i own this ok?

i own everything from 204.212.33.0  to 204.212.33.255 understand?

i  get my service directly from sprint. no middle me like 99.99% of so
called isp's.

JL> Inevitably you're responsible; I think you've learned that.

oh yea the big bad linux smart asses taught me a lesson.

JL> One good lesson is to always test for open relays yourself before asking
JL> a spam-blocker to test for you.

i  didn't  know  how to do that, and still don't know how i can get my
mail  and  send my mail and not allow my own local computers to relay.
and  i  don't think you do either else instead of bashing me you would
offer   your  services.   see  you  linux  nuts  as  a whole have this
superiority  complex  that  can  only  be  fed  by keeping the general
unknowing public in the dark.

JL> However, based on some inconsistencies I've noticed in your post I feel
JL> compelled to add, with all due respect and no personal vendetta
JL> intended, that one must NEVER tell even the slightest lie on a mailing
JL> list or news group when asking for help.  Even the littlest indication
JL> of non-truth makes us think twice.  On the Internet, where anyone can be
JL> a dog (or a beauty), we literally ARE what we speak.

tell  me please what i lied about?  you should know that you seem like
a troll to me, with your signature mr. baloney good name for you.

JL> Jeff (who means it when he says "nobaloney" here)



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