On Mar 1, 2006, at 4:58 PM, Heidi McElroy wrote:
Fellow I-Mac Users,
I use Outlook Express for e-mail. A friend keeps clogging my server
with
forwarded e-mails that I delete without opening. Is there any block I
can
put on her address, so those e-mails are rejected. I don't want to ask
her
directly to stop for a few reasons. thanks for your advice.
I have received THOUSANDS--almost ten a day for months--of spam
messages from <imac-list@mail.maclaunch.com> . This list will not
allow me to copy the expanded header and include it in this reply. I
would do so, if I could, in order to demonstrate that they purport to
be the same sender. The unwanted messages claim that I am receiving a
"WARNING" and the sender is:
<mail.maclaunch.com (mail.maclaunch.com [157.238.133.140])>
Any idea what this is about?
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