On Saturday 14 January 2006 23:27, Gary W. Smith wrote:
>I've been in this group for some years just not been very active. The
>email was a phishing email. That was obvious. But the primary reason
>for asking is that the catch all email account we have for this same
>domain get's a lot of random
I've been in this group for some years just not been very active. The
email was a phishing email. That was obvious. But the primary reason
for asking is that the catch all email account we have for this same
domain get's a lot of random phishing from ebay but never to this
particular one from a
From: "Gary W. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
I received a typical paypal email today and wanted to ask this question
of the group before looking too deep into the matter. I normally get at
least one a day in my personal account. This is normal. Two weeks ago
I setup a new account for pu
From: "List Mail User" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>...
On Friday, January 13, 2006, 10:12:40 AM, Irina Irina wrote:
Hello Matt and all,
I enabled SURBL checks on a secondary server yesterday. It catches spam so
great that I like it very much.
Today I enabled it on our main server... Queue star
Tony,
It's a plugin that's included with version 3 of spamassassin. It's called URIDNSBL and
should have been installed along with your version upgrade. Activate it by editing the
init.pre file in your spamassassin configuration directory, and uncommenting the line
that references the URIDNS
Hello,
I just upgraded my SpamAssassin from an older version to SA
3.1.0. In my old version I used the spamcopuri which I loved.
Well is there a current version which will work for SA 3.1.0
or is there a way in SA to now do the same thing?
> My concern is did this information some how get randomly guessed by a
While I will not disagree with others that both ebay and paypal contact
staff are low-grade morons, and if they actually have any developers they
are not allowed contact with the real world (at best; low-grade morons at
worst)
Title: [OT] Paypal scam emails
> Today I received a
139 point paypal spam to this new account. Is there any possibilities
that these
> email lists are originating
from within paypal? I have yet to approach paypal regarding this.
Every
> time I have called them in
the past they just kic
Um, yeah, I figured that. But I created the email alias account but I
have never used it to buy anything yet. Besides PayPal, no one else in
the world has this account.
As for the account and ebay id, well, the above still applies. We use
an ebay account established in `97.
My concern is did t
On Saturday 14 January 2006 15:23, List Mail User wrote:
[...]
> I have also recently contacted PayPal about spam to a non-obvious
>tagged account that has never before received anything but valid
> email.
>
> After three days came back the standard - "You must be mistaken,
>we never make errors".
>...
>If you ever made a payment or received one via paypal the address would
>not be private.
>
>--
>Mr Michele Neylon
>...
Yes, but how to connect a paypal tagged email, an eBay account
name and an eBay email contact account. Clause 'C' of the PayPal privacy
policy says that your PayPal
If you ever made a payment or received one via paypal the address would
not be private.
--
Mr Michele Neylon
Blacknight Solutions
Quality Business Hosting & Colocation
http://www.blacknight.ie/
Tel. 1850 927 280
Intl. +353 (0) 59 9183072
Direct Dial: +353 (0)59 9183090
Fax. +353 (0) 59 9164239
>...
>Hello,=20
>
>I received a typical paypal email today and wanted to ask this question
>of the group before looking too deep into the matter. I normally get at
>least one a day in my personal account. This is normal. Two weeks ago
>I setup a new account for purchasing stuff through my compan
At 03:19 PM 1/14/2006, Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote:
Hi Guys,
I know this isnt a razor mailing list, but as lots of people that uses
SA also uses Razor2, i will ask here too :)
Are the results from Razor2 Engine 8 more trustable than Engine 4 ?? I
mean ... i was thinking of r
Hi Guys,
I know this isnt a razor mailing list, but as lots of people that
uses SA also uses Razor2, i will ask here too :)
Are the results from Razor2 Engine 8 more trustable than Engine 4 ??
I mean ... i was thinking of rewrite some rules and give high score for
Engine8 than for
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jdow wrote:
> (And sometimes it is fun to exercise morbid curiosity and look at some of
> the outlandishly large scores and laugh at the poorly defined
> messages. "Die Vile Spam!")
>
> {^_-}
I'm glad it's not just me :-)
C.
- --
Craig McLean
On Saturday 14 January 2006 11:21, Gary W. Smith wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I received a typical paypal email today and wanted to ask this
> question of the group before looking too deep into the matter. I
> normally get at least one a day in my personal account. This is
> normal. Two weeks ago I setup a
Title: [OT] Paypal scam emails
Hello,
I received a typical paypal email today and wanted to ask this question of the group before looking too deep into the matter. I normally get at least one a day in my personal account. This is normal. Two weeks ago I setup a new account for purchasing
>...
>On Friday, January 13, 2006, 10:12:40 AM, Irina Irina wrote:
>> Hello Matt and all,
>
>> I enabled SURBL checks on a secondary server yesterday. It catches spam so
>> great that I like it very much.
>
>> Today I enabled it on our main server... Queue started to grow, messages
>> were piling
François Conil wrote:
Make a symbolic link from /root/.spamassassin to
/your/specified/path/.spamassassin
Whilst I did toy with the idea, it's not really solving my problem I
really want to know why it's doing this.
I may of found a clue and it could be in the way I'm calling spamc.
If sp
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