On Mon, 4 Aug 1997, Greg Walker wrote:
Yes, I have been fighting this type of shit for sometime now. What they
are doing is bounding the mail off sites like earthlink or at&t
to delivery the mail to your system. I have been taking the message
header and forwarding that to abuse @
companyname .
com .
You may or may not
know that must of the large ISP'es have a abuse account and will take
action if possible.
But it is assholes like the one mention in the message that keeps the bull
alive.
> Ron DuFresne wrote:
>
> > SPECIAL CLOAKING DEVICE: Email Blaster can successfully hide the
> > origin of
> > all email being sent out. Email Blaster can mask itself to look like
> > it
> > came from the recipients own host. This will help stop users from
> > flaming
> > your email box!
> >
>
> Is this for real? I have been getting hundreds of error messages from
> our mail server at night with the following cotent:
>
> Your message was not delivered because the destination computer
> was
> not found. Carefully check that it was spelled correctly and try
>
> sending it again if there were any mistakes.
>
> Host spamco.com not found
>
> The following recipients did not receive this message:
>
> <Bigspamdaddy @
spamco .
com>
>
> The original mail envelope addresses are:
>
> User-From: SMTP<>
> Recipient: [<Bigspamdaddy @
spamco .
com>]
>
>
> Anybody have any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Greg Walker
> TAP Publishing Company
>
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