How to Build a Spam Factory

We are facing a crisis in this great experiment we call the Internet, a crisis that is wasting natural resources, time, money, and the functionality the Internet was supposed to bring.

We are facing a crisis in this great experiment we call the Internet, a crisis that is wasting natural resources, time, money, and the functionality the Internet was supposed to bring.

If I intended to build a spam factory there are any number of features it would need to have. For starters it would be available to anyone for a small fee each month with no limit as to how much it could be used.

Of course its features would be easily manipulated by bots with no proof the user is human. No ‘prove your human’ boxes, retyping of codes, or pictures of ships, etc…

A spam factory would need to be incredibly easy to use.

The bar to entry would have to be very low, almost non existent as spammers are the sort of advertisers who, because of the nature of the work they do and the greed that makes them predisposed to do everything as cheaply as possible.

Such a factory would not serve traditional legitimate advertising as such, but would take away from the advertising the spammers hope to use it for. As the owner of the spam factory I would openly shun traditional advertising. This would also aid in attracting possible targets for the spammers to reach as the targets are predisposed to use websites with traditional advertising, who often use spam blockers to simply tune it out.

The ability of users to report abuse would have to be cumbersome, slow, often unresponsive, and seldom result in…

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