Am Montag, 3. Oktober 2016 22:03:18 UTC+2 schrieb Ray_Net: Hi Ray, first - thanks fro testing!
> > Regards, Uwe. > > > I don't really understand, because if you are the sender, you can change > the content of your mail. not really. the mail will be generated by the hardware i use. Of course that mail could be changed, but only if the manufacturer will change the mail - or if I will hack it. But hoever - these solutions are not ... feasible. > > I have tested sending to myself: test1 <a > href="http://dyn.dns.org";>Fritz</a> Perfectly ACCEPTED when downloaded > I have tested sending to myself: test2 <a > href="http://dyn.dns.org";>http://www.microsoft.com</a> Detected a a SCAM > when downloaded I saved a mail and opened it by a text editor. However - I found no "hided" url masking in the mail. all links are directing to the original address - or they are similar to the first sample you tested. So I am in doubt, if the scam detections comes from there - or if it's caused by another reason. I'd like to post a complete mail body here, but I will not do that because of safety reasons. Would we have other possibilities to check out the reason for the scam marking? Could I debug that somehow? Or would it be possible to add or activate some debug informations? Thanks - Uwe. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
