Re: PROBABLE SPAM Re: [TruthTalk] Absent From The Body

[Charles Perry Locke]

Some mail servers try to determine if an incoming message is SPAM. One of 
the ways they do this is if there are over a certain number of addressees on 
the "To:", "CC:", or "BCC:" lines. If the magic number is exceeded, the 
server treats it as SPAM. Some will delete the message entirely, some just 
flag it by appending an addition warning in the subject line. The magic 
number, and action to be taken are usually determined and configured by the 
mail system administrator.


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Subject: Re: PROBABLE SPAM Re: [TruthTalk] Absent From The Body
Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 18:56:04 EDT
Does anyone know how that phrase Probably SPam shows up in the subject 
line?
 Laura
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