On Tuesday, January 6, 2004, at 10:20 AM, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
So,--
I just got some spam from what apears to be microsoft. To the best of my
knowlege, ive never given them any of my email addy's, however the address
the spiced ham was sent to is the one I use for my linux list administration
(available via web archives, any mail sent to the list from non-subbed users,
and subscription pages...). I have to wonder if the guy from microsoft that
asked lugs about how M$ can improve their products has anything to do with
this?
From the headers I can see this:mh.microsoft.m0.net (mh.microsoft.m0.net [209.11.164.116]) and envelope-from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dig shows this about m0.net m0.net. 7200 IN SOA ns4.merchantmail.net.dnsadmin.digitalimpact.com
Any Ideas on if this is a bonifide microsoft mailing or not?
Jamie
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FOR THE 386.
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