Well i was recently reading the new Habbofest 07 comp and found that the staff put this:
Why would they put [at], instead of @?Step 2: Send your entry via email to competitions.au[at]sulake.com (remove the [at] and replace it with an @ sign). Put “Habbofest” in the subject line.
Thoughts on this?
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Thread: [AU] Filtered?
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08-01-2007, 07:28 PM #1
[AU] Filtered?
Originally Posted by Special-1k
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Well, in the brackets they use the @ sign, so it can't be filtered. That is a little odd though :s
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Lol@ .au
tunji ere
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08-01-2007, 07:43 PM #4
lol i didn't think of that scuba "/
Well then why did they put [at]?
Idiots. Originally Posted by Special-1k
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maybe as it would come out as etcemailbobbasulake.com
tunji ere
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08-01-2007, 09:21 PM #6
Oh i think it would've been just bobba, because if you say an mail on habbo eg. ABC123********.com it will be bobba.
But i don't understand why they would have a filter on the homepage? Originally Posted by Special-1k
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No, it's so that people can't click on the link and send the email LOADS of spam.
The site itself isn't filtered. The game itself is.
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yeah, so spam bots dont collect their email and spam it with emails.
pretty smart actually.
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Yer ive had a problem. but im sure they had to figure out the hard way.No, it's so that people can't click on the link and send the email LOADS of spam.
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it's profeshional talk, NEXT
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