I looked up the failed code for spamheaders and it said it failed because of a bad from header.
The problem is with this header:
The issue is that there is no space or tab between the second quotation mark and the "<". Although a very thorough reading of the RFCs would show that this is technically valid, it violates the principle of the RFCs, and was most likely coded by someone who didn't read the RFCs. This is common in spam, but we haven't seen any legitimate mail clients that do this (I'm guessing this E-mail was sent from a web page or something similar -- I would also wager that "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is not a valid Earthlink address).From: " bob "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
-Scott
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