Forging still

Michael L. Arends is still forging.

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Robert M. <[email protected]> wrote:
> Michael L. Arends is still forging.

You're forging. mail.com, peoplepc.com, a bunch of different MSN addresses...

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"Robert M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Michael L. Arends is still forging.

You don't even want to mess with this Philippe. And you know specifically
what I'm talking about troll boy ...

Bob

I suspect the more Arends posts his forged messages, the more different
identities it would cause some one to adopt.

But the SprintPCS apologists endorse bad behavior if its directed at anyone who
would dare say something negative about SprintPCS.

Such a double standard.

You all really need a new news group:

alt.cellular.sprintpcs.boosters_only

All your insults are counter productive.

The triband phone post by tech-geek was an archtypical TROLL, but in double
standard
fashion you SprintPCS apologists didn't complain.

Robert M. <[email protected]> wrote:
> Michael L. Arends is still forging.

You're forging. mail.com, peoplepc.com, a bunch of different MSN addresses...

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Go ahead play DUMB.

THERE IS A MAJOR DIFFERENCE between changing alias to remain anonymous, and
duplicating and FORGING someone elses alias and falsely posting as them.

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But you and Smith and Arends will stoop as low as you want to try to stop
anyone from posting something you deem as negative about SprintPCS.

Sorry - PHILLIPE LIVES.

Nebby0007 <[email protected]> wrote:
> I suspect the more Arends posts his forged messages, the more different
> identities it would cause some one to adopt.
>
> But the SprintPCS apologists endorse bad behavior if its directed at anyone who
> would dare say something negative about SprintPCS.
>
> Such a double standard.

Oh, bite me, Phoolipe. I have used the same e-mail address for a few years
now, I don't munge, and I don't morph.

> You all really need a new news group:
>
> alt.cellular.sprintpcs.boosters_only

So you're not denying that you are forging the address(es) you use to post?

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Nebby0007 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Robert M. <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Michael L. Arends is still forging.
>
> You're forging. mail.com, peoplepc.com, a bunch of different MSN addresses...
>
> ==============================
>
> Go ahead play DUMB.
>
> THERE IS A MAJOR DIFFERENCE between changing alias to remain anonymous, and
> duplicating and FORGING someone elses alias and falsely posting as them.

Bull. Since when do you have service from MSN and PeoplePC? Hm, I thought
you were on an Earthlink DSL account. It IS forging. Forging is the practice
of posting using an email address that isn't yours. Munging is one thing -
but munging generally consists of modifying your address so that there is
no way mail to the modified address is deliverable. You're using valid,
registered domain names already registered to other ISPs that could be used
to deliver mail to their customers. You're causing other people to have
their e-mail addresses harvested and spammed. How nice.

I know you won't stop being an abusive jerk, but I wish you would at least
be honest about it (although I know you won't).

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GET REAL Steven

Using or changing an Alias is quite different (it is permitted by ISPs) from
forging an existing address and pretending to be someone else for the purpose
to character asassinate (which is not permitted by ISPs)

Dont play dumb like there is no difference.

Wrong, wrong and wrong. Alias changing is permitted. Earthlink has told Smith
to go away when he "complained" about that.

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Nebby00007 <[email protected]> wrote:
> GET REAL Steven
>
> Using or changing an Alias is quite different (it is permitted by ISPs) from
> forging an existing address and pretending to be someone else for the purpose
> to character asassinate (which is not permitted by ISPs)
>
> Dont play dumb like there is no difference.

Reguardless of whether they permit it or not is irrelavent. What you
are doing is still poor nettiquette, but further, you are a jerk about
it and plain wrong.

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Nebby0007 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> ==============================
>
> Go ahead play DUMB.
>
> THERE IS A MAJOR DIFFERENCE between changing alias to remain anonymous, and
> duplicating and FORGING someone elses alias and falsely posting as them.
>

That is not why you are doing it. If it were, then you wouldn't be
continuing a the same conversation with a new ID and flaunting the fact
that you changed ids. You are doing it for an entirely different
reason. You are doing it to cause a reaction here. You are doing it to
be annoying. You are doing it to avoid kill filters. And all of these
intents define you as a TROLL. I would not be surprised if you are
referenced as an example in the official TROLL FAQ, wherever that may be
homed.

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"Nebby00007" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Wrong, wrong and wrong. Alias changing is permitted. Earthlink has told
Smith
> to go away when he "complained" about that.

Just a point of order. You keep saying that Earthlink told me to go away?
Nope ... never did. You did, but no one at EL did ...

Bob

Nebby00007 <[email protected]> wrote:
> GET REAL Steven
>
> Using or changing an Alias is quite different (it is permitted by ISPs) from
> forging an existing address and pretending to be someone else for the purpose
> to character asassinate (which is not permitted by ISPs)
>
> Dont play dumb like there is no difference.

You're morphing to avoid being ignored. YOU get real. (But I give you kudos
for at least replying to me this time, as you generally ignore me when I
bring up your abusive behavior.)

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"Thomas T. Veldhouse" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Nebby00007 <[email protected]> wrote:
> > GET REAL Steven
> >
> > Using or changing an Alias is quite different (it is permitted by ISPs)
from
> > forging an existing address and pretending to be someone else for the
purpose
> > to character asassinate (which is not permitted by ISPs)
> >
> > Dont play dumb like there is no difference.
>
> Reguardless of whether they permit it or not is irrelavent. What you
> are doing is still poor nettiquette, but further, you are a jerk about
> it and plain wrong.

Don't stop there Tom. He also lies like a dog, purposely misquotes prior
posts and posters, and has impersonated other folks posting here, yours
truly included.

Bob