"Richard Ames" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> It was bcc-ed to me, therefore blocking bccs will work....
your analysis looks right to me.
Bcc has a useful/legitimate purpose too (although it's use
is rare). I suggest filing them to a "suspicious" mailfile
and periodically checking it rather than just just blocking.
Or possibly bounce with a clear error message that Bcc emails
aren't accepted and the sender must resend using To or Cc.
Dave.
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