John John:

I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
posters.

Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
encoded form so it's easier to see.

Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
used over here.

Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
person's login name and password.

Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
spoof from there as far as I know.

Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
spoofed hasn't helped.

Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
worse.

Wellcome to the Club Mr PaulShite:

These some of your nonsense read it again it may help you recover from the
past:
This one of your nonsense:
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/com...b9377a32adea0d

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt...722514e8c19c9f


Paul Montgomery has his post PULLED.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/bal...5b2cc57edf79d2

LYING LITTLE SADISTIC MENTAL CASE PAUL MONTGOMERY
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt...b40f4808c1a38c

OT: "New" Open Source "Eudora"
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...70a1a8bd9ee340


Did you have your medication yet and the micky mouse murphy!!!
nass
---
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

"Paul Montgomery" wrote:

> John John:
>
> I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
> posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
> posters.
>
> Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
> their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
> newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
> simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
> spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
> encoded form so it's easier to see.
>
> Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
> using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
> who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
> aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
> Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
> account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
> used over here.
>
> Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
> MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
> groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
> person's login name and password.
>
> Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
> logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
> spoof from there as far as I know.
>
> Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
> nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
> spoofed hasn't helped.
>
> Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
> the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
> worse.
>

Wellcome to the Club Mr PaulShite:

These some of your nonsense read it again it may help you recover from the
past:
This one of your nonsense:
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/com...b9377a32adea0d

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt...722514e8c19c9f


Paul Montgomery has his post PULLED.
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/bal...5b2cc57edf79d2

LYING LITTLE SADISTIC MENTAL CASE PAUL MONTGOMERY
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/alt...b40f4808c1a38c

OT: "New" Open Source "Eudora"
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...70a1a8bd9ee340


Did you have your medication yet and the micky mouse murphy!!!
nass
---
http://www.nasstec.co.uk
"Paul Montgomery" wrote:

> John John:
>
> I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
> posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
> posters.
>
> Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
> their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
> newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
> simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
> spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
> encoded form so it's easier to see.
>
> Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
> using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
> who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
> aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
> Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
> account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
> used over here.
>
> Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
> MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
> groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
> person's login name and password.
>
> Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
> logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
> spoof from there as far as I know.
>
> Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
> nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
> spoofed hasn't helped.
>
> Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
> the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
> worse.
>

I don't know or care who the spoofer is but if he keeps it up he will be
reported. When people start spoofing and highjacking other posters
threads just to launch insults at each other they deserve to have their
posting privileges revoked.

John

Paul Montgomery wrote:

> John John:
>
> I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
> posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
> posters.
>
> Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
> their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
> newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
> simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
> spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
> encoded form so it's easier to see.
>
> Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
> using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
> who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
> aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
> Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
> account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
> used over here.
>
> Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
> MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
> groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
> person's login name and password.
>
> Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
> logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
> spoof from there as far as I know.
>
> Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
> nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
> spoofed hasn't helped.
>
> Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
> the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
> worse.

"Paul Montgomery" <i.m.nonnymous@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
news:c3ppd4pgdqv2vva5f6qifm0pksf6gi8an1@4ax.com...
> John John:
>
> I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
> posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
> posters.
>
> Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
> their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
> newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
> simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
> spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
> encoded form so it's easier to see.
>
> Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
> using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
> who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
> aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
> Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
> account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
> used over here.
>
> Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
> MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
> groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
> person's login name and password.
>
> Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
> logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
> spoof from there as far as I know.
>
> Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
> nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
> spoofed hasn't helped.
>
> Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
> the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
> worse.



I don't know who is to blame for the Nass / Murphy conflict - but I am
heartily sickened by the ongoing allegations and sniping.

I use Outlook Express to download headers from this newsgroup. I have
added both "gentlemen" to my list of blocked senders - and immediately,
the count of new messages diminished to a manageable number.

John John (MVP) has threatened to escalate this problem via the
newsgroup administrators. Maybe it would help to resolve matters, if
he carried out his threat. Then, the real culprit(s) might be banned
from future abuse of this, and other forums.

Furthermore, if Mr Murphy and/or Mr Nass believe they have been wronged,
perhaps they should lodge a similar complaint.

I Know who is using this event to create havoc and attack me, he recently
thought I'm the one attacking him. He is well known in the Comumity but
lately took different route than he started?
Mick may be part of the game or been abused in the matter!
nass
---
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

"John John (MVP)" wrote:

> I don't know or care who the spoofer is but if he keeps it up he will be
> reported. When people start spoofing and highjacking other posters
> threads just to launch insults at each other they deserve to have their
> posting privileges revoked.
>
> John
>
> Paul Montgomery wrote:
>
> > John John:
> >
> > I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
> > posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
> > posters.
> >
> > Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
> > their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
> > newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
> > simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
> > spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
> > encoded form so it's easier to see.
> >
> > Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
> > using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
> > who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
> > aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
> > Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
> > account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
> > used over here.
> >
> > Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
> > MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
> > groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
> > person's login name and password.
> >
> > Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
> > logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
> > spoof from there as far as I know.
> >
> > Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
> > nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
> > spoofed hasn't helped.
> >
> > Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
> > the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
> > worse.
>
>

"Bob Lucas" wrote:

> "Paul Montgomery" <i.m.nonnymous@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
> news:c3ppd4pgdqv2vva5f6qifm0pksf6gi8an1@4ax.com...
> > John John:
> >
> > I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
> > posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
> > posters.
> >
> > Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
> > their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
> > newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
> > simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
> > spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
> > encoded form so it's easier to see.
> >
> > Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
> > using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
> > who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
> > aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
> > Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
> > account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
> > used over here.
> >
> > Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
> > MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
> > groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
> > person's login name and password.
> >
> > Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
> > logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
> > spoof from there as far as I know.
> >
> > Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
> > nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
> > spoofed hasn't helped.
> >
> > Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
> > the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
> > worse.
>
>
>
> I don't know who is to blame for the Nass / Murphy conflict - but I am
> heartily sickened by the ongoing allegations and sniping.
>
> I use Outlook Express to download headers from this newsgroup. I have
> added both "gentlemen" to my list of blocked senders - and immediately,
> the count of new messages diminished to a manageable number.
>
> John John (MVP) has threatened to escalate this problem via the
> newsgroup administrators. Maybe it would help to resolve matters, if
> he carried out his threat. Then, the real culprit(s) might be banned
> from future abuse of this, and other forums.
>
> Furthermore, if Mr Murphy and/or Mr Nass believe they have been wronged,
> perhaps they should lodge a similar complaint.

I Already Did this morning when I wake up to find that all these trolling
going on in the Newsgroup which Mr Paul kindly showed that I faked it myself
to make Mick looks worse which I really don't need because he is worse and
been mocked in the Vista NG.
Further I didn't start this nonsense read this link and you will see where
it started and how they played the game:

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...=en-us&m=1&p=1

<Q Note this the reall mick Murphy before start to fake himself and other
abuse the situation>

Your messages include SPAM.
Take it down NOW, or be reported..
--
Mick Murphy - Qld (Sunshine State) - Australia


"nass" wrote:

>
>
> "Holly Kubick" wrote:
>
> > Is there a way to remove or reset the message stating that I have 'files
> > waiting to be written to the CD' Every time I turn on my laptop or insert a
> > new CD into the drive. This started, I believe with a Windows update or the
> > update to VS. 3
> >
> > Holly
>
>
> Open My computer by double clicking it, right click on your CD/DVD ROM and
> select Erase these files.
>
> While there. Right click C:\ and select properties, under General tab click
> on disk Cleanup and then reboot your machine.
> HTH,
> nass
> ---
> http://www.nasstec.co.uk
>
</Q>
Me answering him back:
Are you replying to me or the OP!!!


Then He started it again here:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...sloc=en-us&p=1
<Q>
I just uninstalled Windows Live OneCare from a few customers computers today!
They were glad to see it gone!
Slows down their computers!
Stop SPAMMING.

"""""Once your PC is infected with a computer virus or worm, your
computer becomes compromised and nothing less than a reinstallation
of the operating system is going to work"""

Youi don't know much about computers, if that is your stock answer, lol.
--
Mick Murphy - Qld (Sunshine State) - Australia
</Q>
What kind of behaviour is that?

HTH
nass
---
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

On Sep 26, 9:54*am, "Bob Lucas" <b...@nospam.com> wrote:

> John John (MVP) has threatened to escalate this problem via the
> newsgroup administrators. * Maybe it would help to resolve matters, if
> he carried out his threat. *Then, the real culprit(s) might be banned
> from future abuse of this, and other forums.

Wouldn't solve a thing. They would merely register with a new user
name.

This goes on in the Vista groups endlessly. MS needs to institute a
log-in for ALL users, most notably an absent requirement for posters
not using the MS servers directly.

On Sep 26, 10:16*am, nass <n...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Further I didn't start this nonsense

No, but you're equally to blame. You need to learn to ignore his
comments.

Like he said: it takes two to tango.

oh pleaze.....

it is easy for spoofers
to claim they are being
spoofed - its all games.

further, no one asked for
an analysis as well. so this
in itself is indicative is a
red herring.

-----------

in regards to john john mvp,
he has always been arrogant
and a troll.

that is why he and a few
others on in my kill file.

bad mvp's especially those
that speak badly about
microsoft (the hands that
feeds their egos) have no
right to be righteous.

believe me, if the mvp program
can't regulate the integrity
of their mvp's and microsoft
can't regulate the mvp program,
then surely this issue is a moot
one.

"escalate the issue, my booty"...
--

db·´¯`·...¸><)))º>

"Paul Montgomery" <i.m.nonnymous@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in message news:c3ppd4pgdqv2vva5f6qifm0pksf6gi8an1@4ax.com...
> John John:
>
> I've recently spent a lot of time in the Vista groups tracking down
> posters/trolls who constantly switch nicks and like to spoof other
> posters.
>
> Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
> their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
> newsgroup server. Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
> simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
> spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
> encoded form so it's easier to see.
>
> Mick Murphy has been spoofed mercilessly in those groups by ONE person
> using aioe.org to post the spoofed messages - and by another person
> who makes no attempt to mask his IP (that same person spoofed me). The
> aioe.org person has also sent a few messages as "HTCU" and "High Tech
> Crime Unit". Now I see Murphy's being spoofed by that same aioe.org
> account over here as well... and those same other nicks have also been
> used over here.
>
> Mick can get nasty when he's mad, but he's never spoofed anyone in the
> MS groups, as he logs directly into the MS servers to post to the MS
> groups. Can't spoof from there as far as I know - unless you hack the
> person's login name and password.
>
> Nass "spoofed" himself recently, judging from the headers. He too
> logs directly into the MS servers to post. Like I said, you can't
> spoof from there as far as I know.
>
> Murphy isn't blameless in the back-and-forth crap between him and
> nass, but he's not responsible for a lot that you've seen here. Being
> spoofed hasn't helped.
>
> Nass, however, took it to another level recently when he stepped over
> the line and "spoofed" himself in an attempt to make Murphy look
> worse.