Re: SPAM
The Wanderer <wanderer@fastmail.fm> writes:
> In this case, either it's faked up to look as if it's coming from the
> person listed in the From: address but that person has actually never
> seen the message before it reaches us, or it was faked up when being
> sent _to_ that person (to appear as if it had come from the mailing
> list) and we don't even have the headers of the actual original spam.
That's my tentative conclusion also. There is a commonality to all these
“don't send me this spam” messages, that essentially combine a plausible
complaint top-posted on a quoted spam message.
I think the best explanation is that the entire message – complaint and
quoted part – were composed and sent by the spammer themselves.
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Ben Finney
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