>> The IP that gets on the list is the IP of the mail server used to
>> send the spam. That's not a dynamic IP.
>
> No, actually, that's not _quite_ accurate
>
> If the mail was sent through a mail server, then yes, but considering the
> amount of malware and spambots out there, a LOT of spam originates from
> compromised desktop machines running a malware based smtp server. Being that
> many are on dynamic ip's, it's quite likely that the next person to get that
> ip is going to have a problem.
AFAIK, most ISPs no longer permit dynamic IP clients to run mail servers.
Gary VanderMolen
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