Hello St,

On 22 May 2005 at 17:40:50 GMT +0200 (which was 17:40:50 where I
live), St - Musaic.Net wrote and made these valuable points on the
subject of "[TBUDL] Anonymous emails?":


>> I want to use TheBat! reading and sending my emails through an anonymous 
>> proxy server
>> to hide my IP address. Is there anybody who has set up a similar environment?

>   Sending by the way of a "non-traceable IP" is prone to blocked mail. Most 
> ISPs would
>   probably think twice before accepting you to open and complete a session 
> with their
>   mail servers if they can't see from where your mail is really coming. Be 
> aware of a
>   number of "553 We do not relay" errors (Returned Mail) from the mail server 
> you will
>   have to use.

>> Note that is is not for sending massive spam mails...

>   If you are sending by the way of some "similar environment", I would think 
> about it
>   to be a service that is often abused to send "massive spam mails" that have 
> "non-
>   traceable" and their IP-range might be listed as a spammer's haven... What 
> good is
>   that?

>> I want to be totally invisible and untraceable. If I'm browsing the web, I'm 
>> using a
>> tunnel (proxy server 127.0.0.1:8080) that totally hides my identify (IP 
>> address) ...

>   ...are you really sure you are invisible...

>> ...that keeps no logs of what I'm doing, where I've been, etc. 

>   That's what you think? There are _always_ traces. Question is: Who is 
> looking for you?

>   If you need an hidden IP because of fun or some personal privacy, then 
> no-one will
>   propably bother (although you would likely get problems with mail servers 
> here and
>   there, as I said). If you need a hidden IP to get rid of people because of 
> possible
>   controversy connected to what you use the IP for, then either a Legal 
> Department of
>   other means of services/persons will eventually be able to trace you.

>   Gotta ask why someone seeing your IP is something to fear?

No, I don't fear anybody, I've nothing to hide when I'm sending an e-mail. Yet, 
I think there is too much personal information in the message header and that 
is something I don't like. I'm using a tunneler to surf on the Internet, not 
that I have to hide anything but nobody needs to know where I've been, the 
website I've visited and I hate the idea that sometimes, just by accident or 
popup, you are directed to a website where they can obtain quite some 
information of you. 

-- 
Best regards,
 Dick

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