On Wed, 2 May 2001 18:38:50 -0400, Roy Lewallen wrote
(in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>):
> you to the top of the search engines. 16133". Is this a serial number so
> the spammer can identify a complainer from the complaint? If so, I
> wonder how it's used? Might a spammer take you off his list if you're
> known to be a spam reporter? Or on the other hand maybe put you on the
I suspect it's just there to try and keep strict subject filters from
working. (Look ma, it's not spam, each one's personalized!)
As to removing you from a list--I'd say it's the other way around. The more
you complain, the more you get. If not, why is everyone on this list so
paranoid about showing their real email address? :-/ Me, I figure my mail
server doesn't manage to process more than about one message a second, so I
know what my worst case spam flow looks like. :-)
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