* Scott Q. via mailop: > Is there some sort of global list for listing @gmail / @outlook / > @hotmail addresses that do this sort of thing so we can all report > them
I am not aware of a specific collection, and I suspect it would be of limited use anyway. As you mentioned yourself, spammers use newly created accounts. Block them, and they create more. That's a type of whack-a-mole game that's hard to win. > If not, what are you guys doing about them ? One can choose not to accept mail from any [email protected] until that sender address has been cleared, based on a recipient's request. Yes, I can hear the cries of "that's unrealistic". ;-) While certainly not an option available to many organisations, it is very effective for those willing and able to play hardball with prevoiusly unknown senders. -Ralph _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list [email protected] https://list.mailop.org/listinfo/mailop
