Last few genuine emails from ebay UK have started to trigger this rule. Might
be worth whoever is responsible for this one taking a look, in the meantime
I'll override the score to 0.
Can provide an example message if necessary, let me know (don't want to send
it to everyone as it's 37K)
Received the message below at the weekend. I could be completely wrong and
this is a genuine misguided attempt at recruiting charity workers, but it
looks to me like a new kind of 419 scam - if you show an interest I suspect
they will want bank account details and/or money up front.
Suspicious tha
>
> To Better-Scripters-Than-Me: would this work? I know there's probably a
better way, but if it works as written, it would avoid creating
duplicate email addresses.
Much easier to remove the duplicates with a 'sort -u' once you've finished
appending.
The only spam that's getting through on my system these days seems to have
'meds' and 'rx' in common. I would have thought that antidrug was the
ruleset to pick up stuff such as this:
--Spam Start---
Subject: meds saving zone
your assor
