Matt Kettler wrote:
> Yes. In fact, IP based URLs occur more commonly in nonspam than spam.
Chip M. wrote:
> Matt, yes this is correct, however in this particular case "nonspam" is
> perhaps a bit broad. It's been my experience that these almost always
> occur in mass marketing ham, not person-to-person ham.
In my (limited) experience, nonspam IP-based URLs almost always have
paths after the IP address, whereas a *lot* of spam just points to the
IP address.
Does this match anyone else's experience?
James.
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