In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, you wrote: >You're right, I had forgotten about that. Didn't CyberPromo try to sue >AOL claiming the massive bounces were a Denial of Service attack? Yes. Something like that. (Actually, in that case, CyberPromo may have had a point. There was some suggestion at the time that AOL *saved up* all of the bounces from all of CyberPromo's spam run(s) and then unleashed it all on CyberPromo's ISPs all at once, thus taking their servers down rather effectively. Moral of the story: Don't even try to fight a bandwidth war with AOL... You'll lose.)
