On Sunday 28 September 2003 09:41 pm, Charles A Edwards wrote: <snip> > > The fact that you did not receive a "message undeliverable" to > your bounce means that you have successfully 'spammed' an > innocent victim. >
</snip> That alarms me, Charles. Who have I spammed using the built-in "bounce"-function in KMail ? As far as I can see, my ISPs mail delivery system tries to return a message as undeliverable to the sender only. If that sender is invalid, it notifies me, and me only. In case the senders address is valid - and that address is spoofed - what's the whole idea ? - If I'm stupid enough to respond to the spam and actually want to get ripped off by some Nigerian crook, then my answer seems to get into /dev/null, eh ? If I'm wrong, then what's the "bounce" function for, anyway ? Kaj Haulrich. -- *This mail was sent from a 100 % Microsoft free computer*
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