Jason Haar skrev den 2013-06-14 02:38:
Yeah but notice "~all" is not "-all". ie they are saying that
legitimate
Paypal email comes from those specific sources - except when it
doesn't
if its pass then its paypal, if its softfail then we are unsure is what
it means
I don't understand why "~all" exists at all. It's like a "checkbox"
security feature: "oh yeah, our domain uses SPF!"
is gmail.com better ?, neutral, but spammers here cant send anyway
since i use pypolicyd-spf with reject non spf pass domains, remember spf
is policy on sender, it does not mean you may accept there policy
paypal is #1 phished domain on phishtank, paypal does not care about it
:(
example i have is that thay use other domain to track there news mails,
and the link is to a https page, browsers does always say paypal i need
to pay attention
--
senders that put my email into body content will deliver it to my own
trashcan, so if you like to get reply, dont do it
