That message was flagged as spam by my spam filter - Razor - you can easily implement this into the list if you'd like. It's NEVER flagged a good email since I've installed it.
http://razor.sourceforge.net/ --Joe On Mon, Feb 18, 2002 at 04:34:01PM +0100, Thomas Lussnig wrote: > TD - Sales International Holland B.V. wrote: > > >On Monday 18 February 2002 13:45, gs-list stuffed this into my mailbox: > > > >That really depends on your knowledge, since you can fake (afaik) everying > >in smtp. So, you spam a security list, fake your coming from <company i > >hate>.com and have them hacked. > >Besides that, (I haven't looked at the headers tho') he's using yahoo, and > >I don't know if they send the IP from the sender along, even if they do, > >your not sure it's him. It could be a dial-up line in use by somebody else > >now who has nothing to do with the spammer and lotsa other stuff....... > > > >I mailed [EMAIL PROTECTED] as well as his yahoo account and this list > > > >regards > > > Thats right but if it is comercial advertisement, all recipents on the > list i think have the right to send protest > mails to the firm from where the offer come or the firm wich product is > adverted. > > The ground is very simple if an user link to an page where law > conflicting stuff is, the firm can go to the page > or also to the user who links. So why not do the same on spamming. > > Let all user protest there the provit of the spam goes to, if it's the > wrong firm so it's there trademark > and they they should not only have rights frome an trademark but also > things to do, to make sure that > its not used for spamm. > > Cu Thomas Lußnig Joe Stump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things."
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