I cannot unsubscribe from AirAsia’s email newsletter. They say email unsubscribe@fly.airasia.com to be removed from the mailing list. That email address is dead. Likewise unsubscribe@airasia.com is also dead.
I’ve tried contacting their customer support department, nothing.
AirAsia’s emails appear to be handled by dartmail.net. Whois shows that this domain is owned by Google. The first result in [...]
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Unsubscribing from AirAsia
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Degree spam – fight back
I just received an email offering me “Bacheelor, MasteerMBA, and Doctoraate diplomas”. Somewhat ironic that there’s spelling errors. They’re probably to try and fool the spam checkers.
I’ve always been intrigued by the idea of buying qualifications. I opened the email expecting to find a web link, but no, instead there’s a phone number. +1-801-504-2132
They ask [...]
Regex spam prevention
I have been receiving large volumes of spam to random, numerical addresses at my domain. For example 48321819.1928382@, and so on. It’s not practical to block a single address. The spammers make up new addresses at random.
I wanted to block addresses using wildcards. For example, anything that starts with a 4 and ends with @domain.com. [...]
Sophisticated Spam
I received the most sophisticated spam email I’ve seen this weekend. The text of the message was:
Man you have got to tell me where you picked her up. I saw this on the web, it has to be you. see for yourself… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKfyzCIq1ls
Cunning readers will notice that although it looks like a link to a [...]
Scuttle Spam
I installed Scuttle a few weeks ago to take my bookmarks online. I logged in for the first time in ages and discovered I’ve been spammed. I’ve had hundreds of user registrations and a bunch of links submitted. After a little database cleansing the spam has now been removed and the registration closed. No more [...]
Evolving Spam
In my view, spam has reached a new low. I now receive fake e-cards with a generic message like “You have received an e-card from a family member, click here to see it”. If the click here address starts with an IP address (a bunch of numbers) I delete immediately.
I’m also getting spams with PDF [...]
