bbxrider wrote: > i would very much like to be able to do that, but my mail service, > sitelutions.com, evidently doesn't have that functionality, which > doesn't make any sense to me at all, so i'm forced to try and deal > with it with sa i would have thought that pop3 services would easily > include an option to just > drop any message for a non-existant account (or bounce it back like > what is causing my problem), ideally this would be at the option of > the pop3 user, so > they could decide if messages coming in were just spam or a > legitimate typo, etc > so my question remains trying to see if i can get spam assassin to > get the job > done, thanks for your reply > bbxrider >
"pop3-accounts" normally drop mail sent to invalid addresses, meaning that each pop-box only get the messages for that one pop address. Seems there is some kind of "catch-all" arrangement, and you have an own domain, so that [EMAIL PROTECTED] gets into that mailbox. I have similar, and I like it;) It's great as a spamtrap.
