How do I reliably block this kind of thing?  Can my own domain be added to the SpamDomains list?  I've replaced the recipient address with [local-user] in the headers below, but it was the same valid local user account on all parameters.  138.89.104.227 is not one of my IPs.
 
Glenn Z.
 
 
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Subject: Spam (10) - Don't wait for rates to climb back up
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2003 00:04:20 -0400
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