> > Unless the spammer is actually using the mail account (IE has the
> > password for it), the only actions you can take are
> > non-technological (IE convincing or forcing the spammer to stop,
> > using whatever creative methods you can come up with).
>
>One still-technological method that is *fairly* sound is using a Combo
>Rule to filter out messages that are
Not in this case.
The problem here is that the spammer is sending out E-mail with the
customer's return address. The spam is being sent from other mailservers
to other mailservers, so it can't be filtered.
Unless you have access to all mailservers out there, it just can't be
stopped with technological measures.
-Scott
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