James Craig Burley wrote:
Great, let them do it. I would rather have 10,000 spam mails coming in from *their* domain than 10,000 ndr bounce backs coming in because they used my domain to send out 1,000,000 spam messages.
So now, instead of spammers sending emails saying they are from yahoo.com, they'll send emails saying they are from some.other.site.in.china, which you might or might not have ever heard from before, which might or might not be legitimate.
Again, what is the point of the spam? From the deceptive-type spam campaigns i have seen, they can't get much more than "point" 1 percent sales turnover. Even when you send out email advertisements to people who specifically ask for it, turnover percentages aren't jumping up and down. So I have to believe the purpose is not directly selling. You want people to "know" about your "See Alice" alternative to "Niagra". Or you are a big brick and mortar that can't figure out the Internet so you try to ruin it. Or you are creating a demand for your service.
Waitman
