>This Junk mail that a customer of mine received have me somewhat
>confused and perplexed. customer x started to receive junkmail from
>customer y (they both know each other).
>The X-sender-ip IS a valid ip in our dial-up range and customer Y WAS
>logged in at this time these messages was sent.
The Received: header shows the E-mail came from 199.106.236.85, which has a
reverse DNS entry of mail.mailbits.com. So it definitely did come from
mailbits.com.
The X-Sender-IP: is sometimes used by web applications to show the IP
address of the person that made a request. So I'm guessing that customer Y
was at the mailbits.com website, and gave them customer X's E-mail
address. There was probably some incentive to do so, such as a sweepstakes
or something.
-Scott
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