No, since the message is simply an auto-response. Spam typically has some
form of sales involved. While this would be a nuisance, it would not fall
into that definition.
Kevin Childers
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From: "Dave Marchette" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 7:28 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum]
> Question. Hypothetically...
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> Let's say I have a web site. On that web site there is a mailto: for an
> email address to my domain. That address happens to have an auto
responder
> turned on.
> If someone sends an email to it, masquerading as someone else...the
person's
> masqueraded addy gets the auto response.
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> The content of the auto response is just text saying sorry I am out be
back
> soon.....
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> Is this considered spam? Does the person who gets the auto-response then
> receive what is considered "spam"?
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