Ruletheweb.co.uk Website Review

Here’s a really impressive short film about virtual reality: Here’s a brilliant bit of music that deserves a bigger audience. > Shot in Liverpool, Exmoor and Berlin. The song is performed by > There’ll Always Be Diseases (TAB-D) and is available as a do*nload > single. The video features Boz Hayward, (who wrote the song in > January 1979 when he was a 13 year old school boy punk) and a few of > Been involved in a car accident in the last 3 years that was not > your fault? Then you can claim compensation, to find out how much (which spells out “SPAM” on the phone keypad) in the hope that the mobile phone operator will do something to stop it. It never seems to be particularly effective, though. The same old URLs like www.accidentinjuryclaim.so seem to keep cropping up no matter what. I decided to have a quick poke around on their web server, and discovered that the spammers are publishing a lot more information to this content, but I can tell you that it includes dozens of CSV files containing many thousands of UK mobile phone numbers. Here’s an excerpt from one of these CSV files (with some digits replaced with asterisks): The digits at the start of each line are the phone numbers that these messages were sent to, without the initial zero. (I searched for my own number in these files, and sure enough it was listed there next to the message I’d received earlier.) There were over a quarter of a million more records in the file shown above. Another file contained messages for 764,532 numbers, promising each and every one of them £2886.21 “for the accident you had”. That amounts to a grand total of £2.2 billion in unclaimed compensation payouts. Yeah, right. As you probably guessed already, anyone who follows one of these ur1.click links will be redirected to another site. After following the first link in each CSV file, I obtained this list of target domains: