In message <4e4e66b3bbfrank@xxxxxxxxxx> Frank de Bruijn <frank@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Rainer Schubert wrote: >> >> > Harriet, point your browser at http://www.dl6hbo.de/downloads/RISC_OS/ >> > where you should find my !MDM utility which is capable to sent back >> > unwanted email that has escaped SpamStamp etc. and has been delivered. Sounds like a disastrous idea to me. >> > You asked me before for an URL to download it from... years ago. >> >> I don't believe that bouncing e-mail back to spammers in this day and >> age is going to do anything beyond increasing my own bandwidth usage - > > Indeed. And you would very likely be spamming some unsuspecting third > party. Remember, sender addresses on spam are often forged these days. More than just often. Practically always. > I haven't looked at !MDM, but if it doesn't do some very clever > processing to locate the real culprit, I would advise against using it. > Strongly. Yes, I fully agree. Actually, anyone using a program like MDM nowadays effectively becomes a spammer himself/herself. Rainer, I do not think offering such a program is a good idea, even less so using it. Fortunately, it will not work for most users anyway. Most ISPs only allow messages to be sent from one of the e-mail addresses the customer has registered. Martin -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Martin Wuerthner MW Software lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx --------------------------------------------------------------------- --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support