On 11-May-2009, at 09:58, Joseph Brennan wrote:
--On Sunday, May 10, 2009 13:53 -0600 LuKreme <krem...@kreme.com>
wrote:
I mean, I would feel comfortable scoring anything that claimed to
come
from bankofamerica.com and did not come from there at +1000,
myself. Is
there any surer spam sign?
Some of their legit mail has come from customercenter.com and
par3.com.
Their current SPF record does not mention those, but it ends with
~all.
Well, then I would STILL have no problem scoring it at 1000. It is,
but BOAs own definition, obviously invalid email.
A lot of banks send via third party servers, or domains of former
banks
they merged at some point. Many times sender and hostname do not
match.
Well, I'm to the point where if they don't care enough about their
customers to send verifiable emails from know hosts I really don't
give a damn if their mail gets delivered. I'm sick of the bank
phishing emails and I'm sick of people expecting *ME* to 'fix' them. I
swear, I'm *this* close to just blacklisting BankofAmerica (seems to
be far and away the worst offender, which is funny since my servers
are in Colorado and BOA is not in Colorado) and washing my hands of
the whole thing. If you want bank email, signup for hotmail.
OTOH, it is Monday and I've had 3 hours of sleep and no coffee... sigh.
--
It's like looking for the farmer's daughter in a haystack, and
finding the needle.
