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    Spam Money Counter

    Spam Money Counter

    A simple script to count money "sent" to your Gmail by spammers.

    You have a Gmail inbox and a bunch of spammers that keep sending you unrealistic offers to earn millions, and millions, and millions? Ever wondered how rich could you be if all those offers were true? Well, now you have a chance to know. This little application connects to your Gmail mailbox and analyses the Spam folder. If some huge money is found inside, the letter is deleted and the money amount is added to what you already "got" from other spammers. Of course, it's only good...
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    FetchYahoo is a Perl script that downloads mail from a Yahoo! account to a local mail spool. It downloads all parts and attachments and then deletes messages unless requested not to. It can also forward messages and repeat with a given interval.
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    JAM Circle
    JAM Circle is a Kanban Application Platform on Eclipse RCP.Kanban is similar to sticky note.you can use it for GTD,Planning,Pull System using Kanban.It supports to send Card using XMPP and to define it\'s behavior using Script(JRuby and ECMAScript).
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    This anonymous emailer script written in PHP is a free, opensource project designed to send EMails from anyone to anyone, with additional details such as Reply-To ,an anti-spam CAPTCHA and a WYSIWYG.
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    One-click solution for mailing weblinks to your friends. Winnie is a simple php script to provide a one-click link-sharing service for members of a mailing list. It can easily integrate in any environnement and is highly customizable.
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    Anti-Bot Form Mailer is a PHP script that helps webmasters reducing spam received via their contact or support form.
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    A powerful Newsletter/ Mass Mailer script with built-in ftp client and wysiwyg editor. Ability to set custom attributes for members, queue and send mails at a later time. Easy database backup. Easy integration with the web template.
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    Check given IP/Host presence in 106 RBLs. Now, you don\'t have to check a lot www sites, just run this script in console.
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