Just got these sporn direct mail to a member in my organization.
cer10mail.com 209.171.40.91 from address [EMAIL PROTECTED] renixdesign.com 203.25.208.100 from address [EMAIL PROTECTED] classiclinx.com 203.15.67.38 from address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tried telnet to all servers and no answer except to cer10mail.com
That's not unusual -- roughly half of spam is sent from computers that do not have an SMTP daemon running on them (they are typically open proxies, compromised servers, or occasionally direct-to-MX spamware that runs on the spammer's computer).
Note that those IPs are all listed in quite a few spam databases, so if you are using DNS-based spam tests (DSBL, SPAMCOP, etc.), those E_mails would almost certainly have been caught.
-Scott
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