Jeremy C B Nicoll <Jeremy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <5863ff8a4e.Dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > Dave Barnett <as10@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> I confess that I have only a couple of To: deletes (and I could lose >> those), but a Defer To: may sometimes tell you if it worth looking >> further. Combining it with another rule that is not good enough on >> its own can work. > > What specific "To:" values have you found useful? The ones I've found useful fall into three main categories: 1. Blind Carbon Copy - I think these have already been mentioned. 2. Message-IDs - in my case I've used both Messenger Pro and Marcel, so I have rules for both cases. The Messenger Pro rule just checks for a fullstop before my username, while the Marcel rule looks for the specific four characters that my copy of Marcel inserted. delete to: = *.stuart@zedtoo* delete to: = *mrua@zedtoo* 3. Faulty address harvesting - one of the "address swiping" routines used by spammers accidentally(?) prepends the surname in the victim's address book to the email address. delete to: = *paintingstuart@zedtoo*