I've been clearing some mail accounts that
customers have abandoned, haven't checked their mail for a couple months or
longer. It's not unusual to find 4000 messages or more, 20 MB or
more, ALL of it spam. No one on a dial-up connection is going to wait for
all that mail to download, and nobody using WebMail has the patience to wade
through all that debris.
My point being that spammers can
easily overload a mail server, sap up all the drive space if some kind of
spam control isn't in place. What would be the point? They're
cutting their own throats, so to speak.
Glenn Z.
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