Dennis B. Hopp wrote:
I don't want to blacklist the address, hence the reason why in my original e-mail I said "other then blacklisting".
Whups, got your original message confused with something you replied with later.
I know blacklisting would block these bogus e-mails as well as legit e-mails as soon as the clients get access back (they currently don't have access to their accounts because their passwords have been changed).
Ouch. :( Offhand, I'd say you might as well go ahead and blacklist them anyway, because if the passwords on these freemail accounts have been changed, I don't think there's much chance the original users will get access back. It might be a different story if the accounts are actually paid accounts.
-kgd
