>...
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>Ok, right on! I fixed the trusted_networks thing, and check this out!
>
>BTW, the jerks are using another domain.. for a new "division." my god,
>CAN-SPAM is a piece of crap. How the *hell* did it get passed? Ugh.
>
>At least it's getting plonked now. And with that, off to KFC I go...
>
>
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Now that you've posted headers and a domain name, I have some info
for the list in general (you've already gotten some off-list).
While both can be slow, both Aplus and Names4Ever will accept and
eventually (if there are enough complaints) act against spammers. Copies
of your "spam" and complaints *should* be forwarded to them (it wouldn't
hurt to note that bluetopscout. com has made it onto all of the SpamCop,
SBL, AHBL, and [jp] SURBL lists and that that particular mailing was in
such volume as to trigger Razor also).
Paul Shupak
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