I could really use your help autosubmitting info to website

[seulater]

Guys, i have been taken by a scam, Ya i know i should have known better... but its in the past now.

Ok, so i responded to an add in craigslist. They e-mailed me back saying:

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Hi

I would never imagine how many people woudl contact me, but yours was
the first one, so it is yours! Just go to: http://www.cl-spamblock.com and
verify your number and I will call and give you my address, and schedule when you can come and pick it up.

Thanks,
Cindy

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Seemed normal, so i went to that site and entered in my phone#
seconds later my cell rang and gave me a code, i entered that back into the web site.

After i did that i started to think about it, and googled them, now i see its a scam thing that i should have never done. My bad....

Now what i want to do is get some revenge for despicable people like this.
when you go to that page. (http://www.cl-fraudprevention.org/) then one click in the phone number box, then right click on that you can then select see source code. Is there a way i can have my NB module, submit a phone number like 555-xxxx every 10 seocnds, so there system is tied up making this phone calls to no one ?

[rnixon]

Sure. Open a tcp socket to the web site with dest. port 80. A web site connection is just a tcp connection. Its what you send that counts. So once the socket is open if you send the right formatted web post it should accept it.

Here's another example illustrating the tcp connection. Open a command prompt, type "telnet <ip> 80" where ip is the ip address of a web site. Now hit the enter key twice. You should see the index.html source go by. By default if you don't specify a web page, index.html is returned, thats why the double enter works. Now some sites use heavy flash or java and parse the browser header to determine what to send, so this may not work on all sites.

So, once your connected, you only limitation is how good you are at sending data that looks like a web browser post. After all, its "just" a serial stream of data.

[seulater]

true, but this site is a bit tricky with the script pop ups.