I would like to check my understanding of this spam mail header:
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Subject: <(���)> I Wish I Knew This Years Ago!
It originated on a dialup connection to dialsprint, therefore they can't
block it without killing all access to that port.....
It was relayed through 202.96.134.136 (probably an open relay) therefore I
can't stop it by blocking connections on the DUL list
http://mail-abuse.org/dul/intro.htm.
It was bcc-ed to me, therefore blocking bccs will work....
Richard.
Richard Ames
linsup.com, Sydney, Australia
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