I
wouldn't worry about it. You can whitelist the real ebay servers with
SA.
Also,
if you want to catch more of the phish messages you can install the Clamav
plugin for SA, it does very good at finding phishies. You have to
also install Clamav, but it is a fairly simple thing to
install.
On a
side note, Ebay is not too smart IMO. Their real emails sometimes look a lot
like phish, which must confuse the heck out of their customers. I am sure the
bad guys like it though.
-----Original Message-----I could not find any email in this forum addressing this issue - it does not
From: satalk (sent by Nabble.com) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 6:49 PM
To: users@spamassassin.apache.org
Subject: phish/bayes
mean there is not one - I just could'nt find it :)
MY question is as follows:
Given that so many valid tokens from ebay/paypal sites
exist in phish emails, am I correct in saying that it is
imperative to avoid phish emails entering the bayes database?
Anthony
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