I know this has been mentioned here before, referencing an article about it, but I just went poking around on ftc.gov and found they have a section dedicated to spam that allows consumers to file complaints as well as gives information about what they can do to reduce spam on their own. I looked back into it after recieving several questions about bonced spam from a third party who's address was used by the spammer as the sender. I plan on adding the link to http://www.ftc.gov/spam in my bounce and attach actions to better educate my customers, and thought others might want to as well. I would think using a false sender and reply to addresses would fall well under deceptive trade practices.
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