Hi, If I set up a spamtrap account to seed any postings to the NGs I use, or any web pages I might create, I would need to make it obvious to human readers that it is not to be used - eg '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' etc.. Hopefully then, a spammer's email harvester will pick the address up and when they spam me, procmail will report them to Razor. But the obvious thing for a spammer to do would be to delete any addresses in his DB that contain the string 'spam' - I would think that they would do this as a matter of routine. The point is, that whatever you do to show to human readers that it is a spam trap address, a spammer can anticipate and filter out - or the harvester ignore. Am I missing something here?
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