Although I don't trust freak's intentions, commiting "fraud" can be rather fun too.
http://www.goto.com/ used to have links that would cost the webpage owner money for each "click". It even had the amount of dollars listed. Now how fun is it to "click" on those links that would bring you to spammer related software? *serpent grin*. LWP is/was perfect for that. Fraudulent, but very nice IMHO.
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