Richard Bewley wrote: > I've noticed with a lot of spam, it is getting to people it is not > addressed to. I.E., the spammer specifies a rcpt to: as sombody, say > [EMAIL PROTECTED], but the to header will be: > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > So, to the end user, it will look as though they got [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s > email. I can't think of any valid reason, the rcpt to wouldn't be in the > To header, is there a way to create a filter for this?
That's how BCC: works. If you could filter on it, you would break most mailing lists. Think about this particular message, which has the header: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] But envelope: RCPT TO: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
