On Friday 17 October 2008 7:24 pm, Gene Heskett wrote: > >Today, it indicates yahoo.com. > > Which equates to the same thing. I did have a few addresses of known spam > emitters in my procmailrc, but found I had to remove one of those in spite > of it being responsible for about 200 spams a day. Seems that machine was > also the outbound sender for quite a few of the mailing lists yahoo > maintains. > > Nastygrams to yahoo of course are attracted to a black hole they feed all > mail addressed to 'postmaster' and 'admin', never to be seen by another > human who might have a quarter to call somebody who gives a $hit.
Odd, I have no problems at all sending abuse messages to yahoo and I actually get replies, whether their honest ones or not I don't know but they do come in. For instance: From: Yahoo! New Zealand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply to: Yahoo! New Zealand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hello, Thank you for writing to Yahoo! New Zealand. In this particular case, we have taken appropriate action against the Yahoo!Xtra account in question, as per our Terms of Service (TOS). From: Yahoo! Mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply to: Yahoo! Mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hello, Thank you for writing to Yahoo! Mail. In this particular case, we have taken appropriate action against the Yahoo! account in question, as per our Terms of Service (TOS). For further details about the Yahoo! TOS, you can visit: Note - I send all yahoo abuse reports to [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] via a set of scripts I run that were written by Karsten Self. -- Chris KeyID 0xE372A7DA98E6705C
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