Why not routing this address to ERROR?

[Linda Pautsch]

Hi,

I've got a variety of entries in the router used to route spam domains to Error. I also have a particular email address, say <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, that I also want to block. So my router entry is:

<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>=error

Verify return paths is on, and I have all my "routing to error" entries first in the router. What circumstances would cause this to fail? I've yet to have this email address blocked.

From the log:
01:51:23 2 SMTP-357([64.4.17.76]) {S.0000602203} received, 1282 bytes
01:51:23 2 SYSTEM [S.0000602203] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 0+1 From:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

So it looks to me like it is from hotmail.com...
76.17.4.64.in-addr.arpa name = f76.law11.hotmail.com

TIA,
Linda

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