But the reject may NOT be going to the server/service that sent the virus.
You received a bad email from hackedu...@example.com from server
mail.badisp.ru
However the mx record for example.com is mail.example.com, not the
sending server or ISP.
Now you have annoyed somebody that had nothing to do with the bad email
sent. This is quite common with any bad email.
Lyle Giese
On 2/8/22 3:50 AM, Marc wrote:
So please explain, why should I not do this, and why I should care about
a server that is delivering a spam message to mine?
You might not care about the server that sent a virus to you, but you
should care about the *apparent* sender, which has probably nothing to
do with this; so you should not bounce.
That is the problem of the server that is contacting mine. They should not be
relaying such crap to me anyway.
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