The Gerbil Man <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>Note that each
>e-mail address is protected from SPAM by the insertion
>of the phrase "SPAM@LESS" in the middle.
I must warn that there are serious problems with trying a spam block
like this. What this does is place "LESS" at the front of domain name in
your address. So, for example, if someone registered the domain
"LESSAOL.COM", which they may already have done, they would receive any
spam that was sent to anyone in the list who has an AOL address. That
could get people into serious trouble. In fact, because using a spam
block that involves altering the domain name can cause difficulties, it
is specifically against the acceptable use policy of my ISP. If I was to
allow my address to be presented as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" I
could have my internet access suspended. For alI know,
"lessgerbils.co.uk" is a registered domain.
--
Julian
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