Spam

Spam is something that most users with an email account should be familiar with. Spam is determined and measured through quantity as opposed to quality, and while spam usually related to email spam, it can also be applied to message boards, instant messengers, and other means of communication. Spam can be generated by a fast user or an automated script.

Spam is greatly annoying to the end user as it interferes the recipient's means to receive legitimate information. As such, it makes an effective weapon in any internet arsenal.

Hate Spam is also effective, swearing, threatening, being racist, flaming or whatever else you can think of coming in 100's at their inbox. Flooding anything is considered as spam (private messages, chat rooms, inboxes, comments and etc).

See also Spam List for more sources for spam.

See also Sparky's Mailbomber a very useful tool for spamming.

Everybody hates junk mail. Spread it. You'll have to be a little creative with this, though. A lot of websites and newsletters now make you confirm your address before sending thousands upon thousands of emails. So if your victim is in control of the email still, to start receiving the junk you send to him he'll probably have to confirm it. There are still some websites who send out junk mail without confirmation:

• Care2 Network
• Spam Your Enemies
• Spam Your Enemy
• MOAR SPAM LINKS

Some of the most insane fucking people happen to be religious. They go around telling others how to live in some kind of attempt to save their soul. Send them free bibles, free religious newsletters, add their phone number to local churches. Religious people do not give up easily. Your victim will be bombarded 24/7 by attempts to save his soul.

A good site for free shit is Christian Freebies. You'll need a valid email address to confirm.

If you create an e-mail, you can set it to send all mail to another account, last time checked hotmail doesn't need a confirmation code, try and start there, make a new e-mail, subscribe to a bunch of stuff, have it all sent away after you confirm :), thank you, and have a nice day

One of the most under-appreciated email spam tactics are “Tell-A-Friend” forms. Most often these forms are ancient and have spaces for multiple emails that do not check for duplicates. If you go to almost any website they will have Tell-A-Friend forms. Simply copy-paste the address of the email into all available slots, and send. It's even better if you use iMacros or another automated program to do this.

This tactic is one of the best since you can effectively turn any website into your own personal mail server.