This one started in the US, bounced off an Italian server, and arrived here in the US. Why didn't SpamRouting catch this one?
Received: from host148-169.pool8249.interbusiness.it [82.49.169.148] by lovt.com
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Received: from olympicdrinkingteam.com (mail3.surgeweb.com [216.65.64.234])
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It went from 216.65.64.234 to 82.49.169.148 to your server. Neither of those IP ranges is recognized as being outside of North America.
Remember, the ROUTING test is not very granular, and not exact.
-Scott
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