> The most reasonable solution is a Web mail account, such as
> iName (mail.com), usa.net, HotMail, or a dozen others. Some,
> perhaps most, of these, send the sender's IP address as a field
> in the header; depending on how the user gets Web service, that
> may or may not provide useful identifying information.
Quite right. There are free web mail servers all over the world, so
to be particularly secure the anonymous correspondent should look for
one in a country unlikely to cooperate with a fishing expedition from
the correspondent's government. Possibilities include:
asean-mail.com (Thailand)
eastmail.com (Japan, admins are so incompetent they probably couldn't
respond to a subpoena if they wanted to)
ekilat.com (Indonesia)
freemail.hu (Hungary)
gigileung.org (Hong Kong)
gmx.de (Germany)
mailbr.com.br (Brazil)
newmail.net (Israel)
polbox.com (Poland)
Regards,
John Levine, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Primary Perpetrator of "The Internet for Dummies",
Information Superhighwayman wanna-be, http://iecc.com/johnl, Sewer Commissioner
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