[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
[...]
The spammers who take my domain name in vain tend to use a random
username for the emails, so I reject bounces sent to non-existent users
with a special message that says "Looks like you're bouncing a mail
witha spoofed sender - if you'd consider checking SPF records you could
have rejectd this spam much easier".
This gets rid of almost all the bad bounces (except where 'random-name'
gets lucky) but this does rely on the fact that I have access to the
list of valid recipients, which may not be the case with your domains.
Cheers
--
Tim
I'm using a different email address for almost every party I communicate
with. This way I can trace who is giving away my email address and I can
block an address if it is misused. The drawback is, that I cannot use
something like check_goodrcptto because I do not know all the addresses
I have given away.
Werner
