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Vetomail itself is listed in a spam blacklist (FIVETEN-SPAMSUP)
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The MTA sending out the vetomail confirmation requests has no valid MAX or A records
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The MTA sending out the vetomail confirmation requests has no REVDNS entry
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The message is failing some content based tests.
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last but not least: you will never receive this message because
- I will not receive the confirmation request
- even if delivered to my inbox I will never click on such a confirmation link
Imagine what happens if this will become a common tecnique. I have to click on hundreds of confirmations any day!?
What if a spammer send me a faked confirmation request and I click on the link containing my personal spam address list ID?
Then I'm really confirmed!
Markus
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 8:55 AM
To: IMail Users Group
Subject: [IMail Forum] VetoMail message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]Hello
Important message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]I have just installed VetoMail an anti spam filtering tool. VetoMail is free to evaluate for 90 days.
More information is available at http://www.vetomail.com
Vetomail simply and safely defeats all Spam [junk email] by ONLY allowing me to see email that has been authorised.
Your email address [EMAIL PROTECTED] has now been auto authorised by me from my address book. However if you send me email from a different email address in future you will receive a message from Vetomail asking you to prove you are a real person and not just a spam sending robot.
Should this occur it will only take you a few seconds, but I thought Id notify you now to save confusion in the future.
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You are receiving this message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] a VetoMail customer.VetoMail asks that senders verify their address before email is delivered. Yours is now already authorised. This only needs to do this once per VetoMail protected email address.
If you want more information on Vetomail and how it can save you time and money by defeating all the spam you receive please visit the Vetomail website - http://www.vetomail.com
Thankyou.
