Collateral Damage in the Spam War 375
MarkedMan writes "The link points to a well researched article on Spam lists and those innocently appended to them. I have seen this myself with MailWasher. A posting will come through as potential spam, with the the bounce already red-flagged, but it is actually from a legitimate source. Only happens once or twice a month but still cause for worry.
" I've found that Spam Assassin has made life easier, but I still have to ban domains like yahoo.com, hotmail.com, mail.com - and *.ru and *.cn. I sort through the spam periodically, but the collateral damage is still there.
Solution to spam (Score:3, Funny)
Now, why haven't I heard from my girlfriend while she's been away at school.
Re:Sometimes "collateral damage" is intentional (Score:3, Funny)
SPAM (Score:4, Funny)
But not everyone hates spam anyway (Score:4, Funny)
and maybe even sicker: taking spam as if it was legitimate and interestig: link [com.com].
And for the record, that fat-ass-online-marketer-who-loves-spam's email is BDennis410@AOL.com . Make sure you make him happy and forward all kind of nice business and penile enlargement opportunities to him.
Banning .cn (Score:5, Funny)
Q. How can the Chinese authorities get around the fact that the Great Firewall of China is doomed to be imperfect?
A. Get all westerners to ban .cn as spam. Then Chinese dissidents will be unable to communicate with the outside world.
Re:Solution to spam (Score:3, Funny)
Since you passed up all those opportunities at penis enlargement she's been sending you, she's probably moved on to another guy.
Re:TMDA (Score:4, Funny)
So be careful if you choose to use TMDA. It might impact your ego.
Re:Spam USED to bother me (Score:2, Funny)
Re:If only domains told the truth... (Score:2, Funny)
There is Sendmail documentation in English?
Re:Personal domain (Score:1, Funny)