Thanks for the tip. I just wrote [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to report their abusive tenant.
<sigh> The onslaught of bounce messages (which now goes to
bit hell) still continues as I write. What a terrible waste
of bandwidth :(
Thanks for all those who helped!
--Gil Prudente
Paulo Jan wrote:
>
> > > Not much to do. It's a feature (agruably weakness) of SMTP
> > > protocol. You can only trace further 152.200.184.186, and
> > > undertake legal action or something, but you need to live
> > > with the bounces.
> >
> > If my trace is right, it is from an AOL dialup. Do you think
> > they will be cooperative in tracing the actual user?
> >
>
> A better way would be to report them to the server
> that hosts the page they are advertising:
>
> >Click Below For More Information!
> >
> >http://216.33.20.4/bc2/rhndfg93/index.html
>
> Which turns out to be bigip.angelfire.com. This way,
> the (few?) people who actually follow the ad and try to get
> "more information" will find a lovely 404 error...
>
> Paulo Jan.
> DDnet.
