Is it really TMDA, or a look-alike?

Either way, it's not unheard of.

You NEVER get spam to your postmaster or abuse accounts? Lucky you!

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I thought it may be of interest that AT&T is using tmda
> to confirm e-mail addresses sent to their [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> email address.  Personally, I don't use confirm addresses
> going to my postmaster & abuse accounts and have never
> received spam going to either of those addresses.
> Is this an a-typical setup for TMDA usage?
> 
> Niles
> 
> 
> 
> 
> << IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR MESSAGE TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>
> 
> Your report (attached below) will not be delivered until you verify
> your
> e-mail address by replying to this message.  Due to the tremendous 
> amount
> of spam, viruses, and worms currently circulating via e-mail, we have
> 
> found
> it necessary to protect our business e-mail system with a
> confirmation
> process that verifies incoming correspondence as legitimate.
> 
> Confirmation of your e-mail address with the AT&T Abuse Desk is a 
> one-time
> process per sending e-mail address. Once you have confirmed (by
> simply
> replying to this e-mail) you will be automatically white-listed for
> all
> future correspondence you send to AT&T's Abuse Desk from your
> confirmed
> e-mail address.  If in the future you choose to contact us from a 
> different
> e-mail address, you will need to go through the process again for
> that 
> new
> address.
> 
> To confirm that you did send the message below, simply reply to this 
> e-mail,
> sending back the contents of this message. You do not need to add or 
> edit
> anything.
> 
> If you did not send the e-mail below, it is possible that your e-mail
> 
> address
> was forged by a spammer; in order to hide their identity, spammers
> will 
> often
> randomly select an e-mail address from their lists and insert it in
> the
> "From" and/or "Reply To" fields.  If so, you can safely ignore this 
> message
> and may disregard the confirmation process described above.
> 
> We appreciate your cooperation.
> 
> AT&T Internet Investigations and Security Services Team
> 
> 
> For your reference, the original e-mail you sent is attached below.
> 
> 
> _____________________________________________
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