Michelle Konzack wrote:
HABEAS_ACCREDITED_COI& SOI have nothing to do with Habeas headers in an
email. The two are entirely distinct and (almost certainly) bear no
correlation with each other since I'd be shocked if anyone on either of
those lists included the headers.
If the Enterprise has nothing to do with the Headers, where do they come
from and whats the sense of it?
I get per day more then 100 spams with this headers.
Not sure what you mean by "enterprise," but here's quick synopsis of Habeas
history.
When Habeas started, their idea was to offer licenses to use those headers,
and sue anyone who used the header incorrectly. This proved to be an
unsuccessful business, so they switched to IP accreditation, which resulted
in the whitelists checked by the HABEAS_ACCREDITED rules.
Many spammers (and some non-spammers) continue to insert X-Habeas headers in
their mail, but they've been doing so without the permission or
participation from Habeas.
Last year, Habeas (the company) became part of Return Path (my employer).
Return Path has continued operating the Habeas Safelist with some
improvements, alongside our own Sender Score Certified product. However, we
are still not involved in any use of X-Habeas headers, and still do not
recommend giving messages with those headers any positive treatment.
--
J.D. Falk
Return Path Inc
http://www.returnpath.net/
