Today, when I got home from work, I found in my inbox a spam from techfiesta, telling me that I should let them design a website for me.
After checking the email's headers and looking for embedded scripts or image tracking and finding nothing deceptive, I determined that the spam was very unsophisticated. I then peeked at their site. Ugh! Table-based layout, deprecated attributes everywhere, no DOCTYPE, and worst of all - frames! This would have been a good design strategy in 1995.
So I replied to their spam, explaining to them how out-of-date their design was, attempting to educate them as to the value of web standards, and offering my services as a web designer. These people shouldn't be designing sites for anyone - they can't even do their own site the right way.
(I've used google's nofollow on techfiesta's link - they'll get no bonus traffic from me!)