This looks like something for SPF, provided the domains used do have  
TXT records. If you do have it running, and the domains do not have  
TXT records, then I don`t see any (easy) way of dealing with it other  
than custom spamassassin rules, like Sam said.

Some custom rules I made for spamassassin are working greatly against  
the more common spam like bank scams, fake phone and shop billings,  
but even though it reduces the spam even more, theres still those that  
I can`t filter or that are too bothersome to make a proper rule.

Unfortunately I can`t block messages from proper mail marketing that  
customers consider spam and complain, since they are most likely the  
ones to have put their mail address everywhere in the internet.  
(actually I can block, but only after a request, and for that specific  
account/domain)

Arthur

Citando Sam Clippinger <[email protected]>:

> I haven't seen much of this myself.  I'm not sure what spamdyke could do
> to stop this.  Obviously it could block any messages with the same
> sender and recipient addresses, but that would prevent users from
> emailing themselves (some MUAs include a feature to always put the
> sender on the BCC line).
>
> If spamdyke can't stop these messages based on their origin, it's
> probably up to SpamAssassin (or something similar) to stop it by
> checking the content.
>
> -- Sam Clippinger
>
> Greg Cirelle Enterprises wrote:
>> We have been seeing a large increase in the type of spam
>> having the same address in the from and to parameters.
>>
>> ex. from: [email protected] to: [email protected] ...
>>
>> the filters we already have in place are stopping the usual
>> dns and black list entries, but occasionally  some get through
>>
>> not such a big deal but some users are begining to get cranky
>>
>> anyone seeing these and able to deal with them?
>>
>> best
>>
>>
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