Polyna-Maude Racicot-Summerside writes: > I agree with you, people who SPAM do have the infrastructure to make > their domain resolution match, both forward, reverse and possibly > side-way if there's a need. They have huge amount of resources to do > so, they may even locate their server farm (physical) in some > jurisdiction who give them free play and doesn't enforce (or simple > doesn't have) law regarding the unsolicited mail.
Much of the spam I see comes from hijacked servers and uses a valid "From:" address that points to that server. All the headers are valid. I think that they have realized that the people they target see nothing odd about From: Newsguy <spamm...@hijackeddomain.com> Subject: Account suspended Your account has been temporarily suspended. Click <credentialstheft.com> to have it reinstated. No reverse-match checking can catch that. -- John Hasler j...@sugarbit.com Elmwood, WI USA