The date inside the mail (on the "Date:" header) was for February.

Since spam is junk there is no reason to expect this date to be valid, 
spammers frequently use future or past dates to end up at the top or the 
bottom of the in tray and thus more prominent and more likely to be read.

Sometimes it is simply because the date is set wrong on the computer sending 
the email.

SpamAssassin uses dates in future and distant past as an indication of 
likelihood that an email is spam.

It is spam - hit delete and move on - unless you need a better spam filter.

 Simon

Reply via email to