On 6/12/02 2:38 PM, David Dean ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said; > I could make one, but I haven't had the time, and don't foresee it >anytime soon. That being said, I'm somewhat tempted to try it... I'll put it >on my to do list, and get back to you, OK? > >-David
Please include me. Sounds like a good idea. My mom is still getting obscene spam on her account. I put her on Emailer so I could better manage her problems. Mine have gotten to pretty much commercial and annoying, and most of mine are just tracked by the sender and placed in a spam pre-delete folder. I tried the fancy return complaint to the isp header for a time. I was never quite sure whether I should include my actual target account address in my complaint or not. Conventional wisdom is to NOT reply since it just encourages them. But using the "special" script to complain to the isp via the Internet header, may or may not fall into that category...? I also remember that the script was not quite complete so I was constantly trying to decipher headers, as well as decide whether to complain anonymously or not. So, perhaps I wasn't using it correctly. But having a method of just quietly telling the incoming spam that my account is closed, sounds pretty cool to me. I can't think of a better way of getting the spamer to get discouraged. Please count me in. Dave Groover ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
