I don't even bother forwarding these to report them. The odds of it
doing any good is very slim and the odds of the spammer using a correct
address is even less. Since I have my own domain it's easy for me to
copy all the email addresses in these messages and add them all to my
blacklist. Then the mailserver automatically deletes anything from any
email address on my blacklist. The only way I get a second one of these
from anyone is if they use new and exciting addresses. But then I've
also got a spam filter on the mailserver provided by my hosting company
that catches most stuff before I see it, too.
I would suggest if you (collectively) don't have this blacklist feature
available from your provider to set up a filter in your email client to
do something similar. Cuts down on the frustration level immensely.
susan wrote:
i get at least 3 of these letters a day in my email address, and even
though it send the letter to spam, still after 6 months, they still
send me at least 3 every day. i'll forward one of the others to you as
well in another emial.
--
Ruth
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et nos cedamus Amori. ~ Virgil
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