Hello and welcome to obfuscate. Either you came across this page by accident or you're a search engine. I congratulate the former and spit on the latter. I unmentionable in the milk of your efforts. This page generates 100 random, (most likely) invalid e-mails for sp@mmers to add to their lists. At the bottom is a link for 100 more. This is based on ones I found at http://www.obscurity.com/sp[a]m.asp and http://www.hostedscripts.com/scripts/antisp[a]m.html.

The e-mails generated are a mixture of lowercase letters and numbers [a..z0..9], with lengths between 7..31@7..31 and covering the top-level domains: [.com|.gov|.mil] -- excluding .edu, .int, .org and .net, which are generally non-profit organizations that don't need their servers getting extra sp@m. I've also included the domains of a few countries that have notoriously bad sp@m control: [.cn|.tw|.kr|.br|.ar] (From www.norid.no/domenenavnbaser/domreg.html and www.pcdoctor.me.uk/Where%20does%20it%20come%20from.htm - China, Taiwan, South Korea, Brazil and Argentina). I made the e-mails capable of being particularly long so as to reduce the possibility of repeats which admittedly is quite small.

The self-referring link at the bottom appends a random string so that bots don't think that they're returning to the same page. You're welcome to link to this page, or you can create your own version and help in the fight against sp@m.

[UPDATE: 2005/11/13] Having learned of the absolute scumminess of ebaumsworld.com, I have decided to mark half (50) of the fake addresses with ebaumsworld domains. Let the bottom-feeders fight amongst themselves!