Shouldn't this have been caught by the comments test?
The COMMENTS test *only* looks for HTML comments that are designed to bypass filters. It does not look for made-up HTML tags, or legitimate HTML tags that are used to bypass filters.
In this case:
opportunities+ACY-nbsp+ADsAJg-nbsp+ADsAJg-nbsp+ADsAJg-nbsp+ADsAJg-nbsp+ADsAJ...
It's hard to say what the actual HTML code is, as this appears to have been translated to something else (I'm not familiar with whatever it was translated to). But in any case, it appears that it is using " " to create spaces in the E-mail. Unfortunately, that is valid HTML coding.
What might be nice would be a test that would count how many times each HTML feature was used -- for example, if it saw that " " appeared 50 times in an E-mail, it could trigger the test.
-Scott
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