Carl Fink wrote:
I'm tempted to report them to the US authorities AS as spammer.
The same thing is going on over on the Fedora list, which I
also subscribe to, so I'm getting 2x the SPAM :-(
Fedora has at least temporarily forcibly suspended uol.com.br
subscriptions.
One possiblity is to send (the list manager would have to do this)
1 one 1 e-mail to each subscriber with a unique identifier
in the subject. Then see what comes back. It appears that someone
has a regular subscription forwarded to uol.com.br, which then
does a challenge.
Mike
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