Not right now, but, I'll search my spam archives... They usually say something like "Re: lo que hablamos..." in the subject line, and have some little propaganda in the body of the message, or a random code.

                   Luis Hernán Otegui
                 Administrador de Red
            Facultad de Ciencias Exactas
                             UNLP
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From: Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Luis Hernán Otegui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SAtalk] Re: spammers aren't the only ones who can teach. (was We TEACH you how
Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 11:43:25 -0400



do you have an example of a dummy message? just curious.



On Friday, June 20, 2003, at 11:24 AM, Luis Hernán Otegui wrote:


Do you have any proof about that last point?  I don't think spammers
ever examine bounces, or do any sort of management on their lists
whatsoever.  It would simply add to their costs.

Well, most spams I get come from my country, Argentina, and the soberane idiots (aka meta-spammers), tend to verify each address before they release a new version of their evil CDs containing <QUOTE> "bases de datos con más de seis millones de direcciones de email, chequeadas y verificadas una por una"</QUOTE>.
They send dummy messages to each account, and if they get accepted by the MTA, they include that address in the next release of the databases. I relay on the ability of SA to recognize (via sa-learn in some cases) this dummy messages. Luckily for my users & me, most of them get stoppped by the Spamass-Milter-SA duet, so they remove the rejected addresses.
You see, most of the internet cavemans that dare to <QUOTE>"publicitar su producto sin restricciones, en forma anónima y económica"</QUOTE>, buy this CDs from five to ten major providers. So, if I get the addresses off the databases of this providers, I get them out of a lot of copies, and potential spammers.


At least, since I got Spamass-Milter up and running, the number of spams I get to process has decreased.


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