On 11/28/06, Paul Hurley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SM wrote: > At 11:13 27-11-2006, Paul Hurley wrote: > >> I own a domain name, which has a small webpage attached. It would >> seem by the flurry of mail delivery reports I'm getting that the >> domain has been added to one of the current stock pump 'n' dump scams. > > > See BATV > > Regards, > -sm > Unfortunatley that's not quite possible. I'm running Spam Assassin for Windows 32 as a Pop Proxy (http://sourceforge.net/projects/sawin32/), so I don't have a mail server to control.... I can filter the bad bounce messages, I'm more worried if I should be doing something to inform anyone, or try to stop this, as obviously other people are receiving spam that appears to be from my domain ? What's the current feeling on sending abuse@ emails, and if so, to which domain (I presume the last domain mentioned as a received from ???) Paul. -- Paul Hurley http://www.paulhurley.co.uk/ The knack of flying is learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss. Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
In my oppinion you should add an SPF record to your domain. It's not a sure fire fix but it does help mail servers able to know that the mail is bogus. Michael Grant
