Because many companies will whitelist based on domain and/or return to:
address.  That, and they need some address to look legitimate enough for
people to click on them, assuming they get through the spam filter.

I've been seeing quite a few spam lately that are targeted specifically at
our company, spoofing domains of other companies in our industry, since they
would be considered trusted senders.  Spammers are getting more
sophisticated. 

> -----Original Message-----
> My address, [EMAIL PROTECTED] was hijacked for spam. wher xxx is a varitey
> of both names and nonsense. why do spammers need an address?  one of my
> addresses gets hijacked about every 8 weeks.


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