On Tuesday 24 January 2006 12:08, Robert Snyder wrote:
> Richard Morgan wrote:
> > SA has been pretty good at catching spam on my servers, but sometimes
> > I'll get a
> > couple that slips through. Not that big of a deal. In the past I've
> > traced
> > spam back to the source network and tried to report it to that ISP but
> > usually
> > nothing happens so I don't waste my time with it. Most of the spam
> > now (it
> > seems) is coming from networks outside the U.S. and those companies
> > are harder
> > to deal with, IMHO.
>
> Hence the reason why you should have geeky fun with the spammers IP
> address instead of dealing with out of country people. Like my favorite
> was the lycos Make love not spam screensaver that did a http get request
> on spammer websites.
The thing to consider here is that a dynamic IP, in which case it could be
someone elses tomorrow.
--Steve Szmidt
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