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I get them but as I am on four lists,
I do not check where they come from, just bounce them via mailwasher.
PeterS
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Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2004 9:47
PM
Subject: [Aus-soaring] Spam.... anyone
else??
Greetings fellow soaring people,
I may be alone in
this, but I seem to keep on receiving daily little treasures of unwanted
spam and thinly disguised virus attacks. Usually it is limited to
three or four per day, but it is as annoying as it is
frustrating. Sometimes the "sender" is a hotmail address, at
other times it suggest a more legitimate sender whose address is being
"used". It has been been a pretty regular event since the great
spam attack on this list earlier this year.
Why then raise this matter
on this list?
The common factor in all of them is a reference to our
much appreciated ISP who so generously makes this list possible.
Here is a snippet from my Mailwasher log in respect of one of the more
recent gifts:
"[Mailman Site List] Re: document - <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
Here
is the "content" of yet another message received tonight:
You got a new message.
++++ Attachment:
No Virus found
++++ F-Secure AntiVirus - www.f-secure.com
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If
I am the only recipient, then it's surely my problem and mine
alone.
If others on the list are also being favoured with similar
presentations, then I wonder if there is something which might be able to be
done on a higher level.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts on the
matter,
Terry
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