It would be great if someone could implement this as a free public service, using neural algorithms to generate responses.
http://www.419eater.com has many organic neural nets doing just that. (Sorry, I've always wanted to make that joke.)
Two years spent spamming spammers back
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#13Made my day :)
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#14Love it! For physical spam mails with business reply envelope, I always fold everything back into the envelope and send it back.
Never thought of that, good call. They presumably pay for the reply postage, reducing their ROI.
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#15These guys operate on an ROI basis. If you waste their time you decrease their ROI. Great tool.
This is why I tend to take spam phone calls for double glazing and PPI. I talked to a guy for an hour once. My strategy to be the affable fool.
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#16Would be cool to have this in GMail.
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#17Great idea!
I'm sure that GitHub community will help to make it even better
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#18Great idea! I'm sure that GitHub community will help to make it even better https://github.com/beweinreich/mlooper
The logic made me laugh :)
def random_reply
reply = Reply.order("RAND()").first.content
# if the conversation is getting long, start injecting hipster sentences to the end...
if self.conversation.emails.count > 10
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#19These guys operate on an ROI basis. If you waste their time you decrease their ROI. Great tool.
This is why I tend to take spam phone calls for double glazing and PPI. I talked to a guy for an hour once. My strategy to be the affable fool.
Tom Mabe did this and recorded it- released a hilarious cd
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#20Should just connect two or more spammers together and let them offer their products to each other.