Morning
On 25/07/2007, at 10:07 AM, Adam Hewitt wrote:
Do not "bounce" these or any SPAM email. The sender is usually
either a
bogus account name/domain in which case you are only causing load
on your
ISP's server, or in the case of viruses the sender is a harvested
email
address out of someone else's address book, therefore bouncing it is
returning it to the wrong person.
Bouncing causes no more hassle to your ISP than what has already been
caused by this harvested address, and by bouncing the address you
have alerted email servers and spam lists not too send anymore.
Hence, halting further usage of said address unless of course the
original spam was sent individually to specific addresses and not as
part of a batch job or cc'd. Either way you should not receive
anymore Spam from that address and others within their network,
including ISP - network provider.
Cheers!
`Rob...
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