Like my daddy used to say... wish in one hand and dudu in the hand and see which one gets filled first.

They're right, unfortunately, fighting spam is an ongoing job. I used to think like you but finally saw the light.

I now spend much too much time keeping up with the spammers and their tricks but it's just what I have to do.

ALL my clients have been warned about email.

First, there are NO guarantees that any email they send will actually make it to the person they are sending it to.

Second, if they rely on emails only for communications then they're doomed to have failures.

If your customers do not understand these principals then there is nothing you can do for them.

Mark

At 10:12 AM 4/13/2004, you wrote:
I already replied to those arguments in my past emails.

The only thing that will reduce spam is solid laws in US.

Or another solution is to make everybody in the world have a big *censored*
and with heavy *censored* performances...

Sometimes I ask myself how those spammers know all my problems ;)

Pierre Mengal

> You complain about losing e-mail. How will you biggest
> clients CEO feel when he never gets the confirmation on his
> airline tickets because those kind of e-mails do not work
> with Challenge/Response? How will your uses feel when they
> sign up for a secure site, but never get in because they
> never got the e-mail requiring a response because that kind
> of e-mail does not work with Challenge/Response? How are your
> users going to feel when they can not send e-mail to a
> domain, because that domain has blacklisted you and will not
> receive e-mail from you because your Challenge/Response
> software sent it thousands of SPAM because some user on the
> internet got infected with a virus, attempting to send
> hundreds of virus-infected e-mails to your users and forging
> the return address, that forged return address being an
> e-mail address of a business your users converse with?
> You want to have an e-mail server on the Internet, you have
> to take the responsibility that comes with it. Simply using a
> software that only allows trusted e-mail in will do more harm
> than good.
>
> John Tolmachoff
> Engineer/Consultant/Owner
> eServices For You
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