> ...My guess is the emji.net headers were there prior to blast.com accepting 
> this message.  ...
> So it looks like existing X-Spam headers are not removed unless spam
> scanning is enabled. It does not mean blast.com is scanning.

Indeed. There is no need to remove such pre-existing headers
unless one is checking for spam on his own server.
Clients should be ignoring such headers unless the
mail manager tells them otherwise.

  Mark


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