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Camp kitchen plans

18 years ago

Please take notice: I will NOT be sending any more plans for camp kitchen items, nor for anything else!

someone has taken advantage of a good thing, and evidently given or sold the address to spam people. The mail address i have to send the plans from is my wife's, and when i send them, this computer clicks up that address to send from!

My wife is getting TONS of spam since i have been sending plans out, so please desist from asking for them!

Sorry about that, but some people can't seem to resist the lure of money, or whatever the spam people promise them!

I'll still follow this column and offer help whenever, but no more sending plans!

Rustyj

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Nordic80
18 years ago
your email address was probably picked up by a spambot. it's an automated program that searches websites & message boards. it collects (harvests) email addresses by collecting anything the follows the usual email address pattern:

EmailAddress@url.com

the program looks for the @ symbol & collects the adjacent text. these programs are so effective that spammers don't pay for email addresses, so i doubt it if anyone from this forum sold your email address to spammers.

so far, the majority of people that post to this forum seem to be honest & helpful. we would really hate for you to leave this forum with the thought that someone took advantage of your generosity.

just make sure you never post your email address to any forum or blog.

Here is a link that might be useful: ftc government site on spam
mwd520
18 years ago
Would someone mind forwarding the plans to me? mwd520@comcast.net thanks
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Rusty - I don't think it's any big deal so long as your not selling them and that's pretty much what you said for anyone wanting a copy. I got a copy of the Boy Scout plans for a "patrol box" and that was the stipulation going with those free plans, too; they were not to be sold commerically. I got my copy 8/6/03 and it referenced a guy by the name of Bob Myers. Gave his email address, too; and like I emailed you, I sent Bob an inquirey as to who orginated those plans. Got the email back saying 'ole Bob has an block on his email address ... if he don't know ya, he ain't accepting an emails from ya! The site address for the Boy Scout plans I posted on the other thread are open for anyone who wants to copy them. It was my understanding from my friend who got me the site plans in the first place, he said that was orginated for the Boy Scouts and they are open for anyone so long as they don't sell or commericalize them. Who knows, Rusty, maybe your friend did make them up in the first place. Dale
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michael1
18 years ago
If anyone has rustyj`s plans for his camp kitchen,would you send them to me at MDapko@rcn.com Thanks
ChamaRiver
18 years ago
Sorry about the spam issue. I would still like to get a copy of the camp kitchen plans from someone, if possible. and good idea NOT to share e-mail address in any public forum. Thanks
mgmarcks
18 years ago
Would someone forward plans to me? I just found out that spam is preventing them being sent out.
rycki
18 years ago
I'd love the plans as well. Can someone else forward them to me. misstori2u@aol.com
dalew
18 years ago
This was posted sometime back, by who I can not even remember,

http://www.troop168.net/forms/patrolboxa.htm

and I thought I'd re-post it again just in case it could be worth while for someone.

Dale

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