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Kevin Old wrote: | If I understand correctly a Habeas "Certified" message has the 9 or 10 | "Habeas" header lines in it and that alone is suppose to be enough to | make the message identifiable as "non-spam" according to their website. | What gives?
I believe the way that it works is that because they include a haiku, and their trademark claim in the headers, those that forge it are violating both copyright law, and trademark law, and by doing so, are imminately prosecuteable.
Their website explains that, I think.
| Don't they see (surely they do, but I'm just missing the point of their | product) that all a spammer has to do is add the headers to their | messages in order to bypass all the spam trapping applications? Please | tell me I'm missing something and that these people haven't robbed | corporate America blind by selling them a product that is pointless.
Their product is based on a manipulation of the legal system; it's a social solution.
| Confused, | Kevin
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