Your email address got pulled by some spammer and they
are using it as the source address on an open SMTP
relay. I had this happen to from my hotmail account.
Not much you can do.
>From the header you posted, the routing was:
co547727-a.com -> smtp1.surnet.cl
The telsur.cl domain (the postmaster auto-reply
address) has the same IP add surnet.cl, so that is why
it came from there.
co547727-a.com isn't real. It should be
co547727-a.almel1.ov.home.nl.
Probably some poor guy's home PC in the Netherlands
got a virus or spyware that is mass mailing stuff.
>From a whois lookup of the 82.72.203.200 address, you
can try sending an email to abuse@home.nl to have them
investigate the co547727-a address. Good luck there,
though;).
Andy
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