further spammer

Optionpro007 · Nov 11, 2009

Baron, the post office lets you make a change of address over the internet. The only proof you need to show you are who you say you are, is by paying $ 1.00 at the end of the process with a CC.

How about charging $5.00 for a lifetime ET membership?

That could mean an extra 25-50K a year. Or just a $1.00

That would take care of intruders, forever.

ProfLogic · Nov 11, 2009

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Baron, the post office lets you make a change of address over the internet. The only proof you need to show you are who you say you are, is by paying $ 1.00 at the end of the process with a CC.

How about charging $5.00 for a lifetime ET membership?

That could mean an extra 25-50K a year. Or just a $1.00

That would take care of intruders, forever.

PM him with that idea. That is a good one.

That would eliminate the "Psycho Steve's".

TraderZones · Nov 12, 2009

Quote from Optionpro007:

Baron, the post office lets you make a change of address over the internet. The only proof you need to show you are who you say you are, is by paying $ 1.00 at the end of the process with a CC.

How about charging $5.00 for a lifetime ET membership?

That could mean an extra 25-50K a year. Or just a $1.00

That would take care of intruders, forever.

easier, charge 1 cent lifetime and the person has to pay via PayPal. PayPal verifies the person has a credit card or bank account with a real name, and that will knock out a lot of multi aliases, shills, etc.

Let people who refuse read posts, but not create posts. One thing I learned here, if I ever had a forum, do not let anyone post without at least a minimal verification. And don't allow clickable URLs unless they were on a pre-approved list (investopedia, Yahoo Finance, interactivebrokers, etc. etc.)

R. Raskolnikov · Nov 12, 2009

Good ideas TZ.

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easier, charge 1 cent lifetime and the person has to pay via PayPal. PayPal verifies the person has a credit card or bank account with a real name, and that will knock out a lot of multi aliases, shills, etc.

Let people who refuse read posts, but not create posts. One thing I learned here, if I ever had a forum, do not let anyone post without at least a minimal verification. And don't allow clickable URLs unless they were on a pre-approved list (investopedia, Yahoo Finance, interactivebrokers, etc. etc.)

briksliks · Nov 12, 2009

Awww how cute, like I don't have multiple Paypal accounts

Oh yeah....

briksliks, new spammer

ignore

etc..

Cue the clowns

R. Raskolnikov · Nov 12, 2009

briksliks, new spammer/pedophile

Optionpro007 · Nov 12, 2009

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Good ideas TZ.

100% agree.

briksliks · Nov 12, 2009

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briksliks, new spammer/pedophile

Oh dear, psychological projection.. that's more than I wanted to know about Ras

R. Raskolnikov · Nov 12, 2009

What kind of man uses this phrase, LoL!

No need to answer there, tinkerbell

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Oh dear

ProfLogic · Nov 12, 2009

Quote from TraderZones:

easier, charge 1 cent lifetime and the person has to pay via PayPal. PayPal verifies the person has a credit card or bank account with a real name, and that will knock out a lot of multi aliases, shills, etc.

Let people who refuse read posts, but not create posts. One thing I learned here, if I ever had a forum, do not let anyone post without at least a minimal verification. And don't allow clickable URLs unless they were on a pre-approved list (investopedia, Yahoo Finance, interactivebrokers, etc. etc.)

I agree . . . good idea.