>> Could some of us be treating unsolicited Business-to-Consumer and
>> unsolicited Business-To-Business the same? Should they be treated the
>> same?
>
>Of course we treat them the same. They all go through SpamAssassin. If the
recipient thinks it is >spam, it gets added and reported to SpamCop.
>
>Are you proposing some method of determining whether an email is
Business-to-Consumer or >Business-To-Business and treating them differently
in SpamAssassin? How would you be able to do >that and why would you want
to?
What about a business web site that has an email address of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Isn't it likely that people you have never heard of
might send unsolicited emails to that address, requesting information on
your products?
Do you really think it would be a good idea to add all unsolicited email
addresses to that account to your master RBL?
Loren
