I would imagine that if your AMSAT.org email address is public and posted
online then spammers could email it which then gets forwarded and might
look like a trusted email to your email provider and not flagged as
spam.Just a thought.
On Thursday, October 31, 2013, Phil Karn wrote:
A
On 10/31/2013 01:44 AM, Bryce Salmi wrote:
I would imagine that if your AMSAT.org email address is public and
posted online then spammers could email it which then gets forwarded and
might look like a trusted email to your email provider and not flagged
as spam.Just a thought.
My amsat.org
At 01:22 AM 10/31/2013 -0700, Phil Karn k...@ka9q.net wrote:
A significant fraction of the spam I get on my primary email account
comes by way of the amsat.org email reflector; by my count, 18 of the 76
spam emails I've received in the last day.
But I don't want to just shut it off; sometimes
i have had my amsat.org redirected email for some 15+ years. i now get
50-100 spam messages per day (as my callsign is pretty active on the
web). since my main email account is with att, they use yahoo. all of
the spam goes into through their spam filter and shows up in the spam
folder. should
At 01:22 AM 10/31/2013 -0700, Phil Karn k...@ka9q.net wrote:
A significant fraction of the spam I get on my primary email account
comes by way of the amsat.org email reflector; by my count, 18 of the 76
spam emails I've received in the last day.
But I don't want to just shut it off; sometimes
A significant fraction of the spam I get on my primary email account
comes by way of the amsat.org email reflector; by my count, 18 of the 76
spam emails I've received in the last day.
Same here. I stopped using my amsat.org address about a decade ago because it
was so badly spammed. It is
Hi Phil,
Interesting idea. I think what you are suggesting is to turn the Amsat
email forwarding service into an email lookup / reply service, where the
sender of the original message would receive a means for contacting you
(your contact email address) in a non-machine readable form. The
