-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Mail
- From: DH Holmes <hayvan2@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 16:30:24 +1200
Don....how can one be certain beyond doubt? If people want to annoy me
offering great rewards, or telling me I have won a lottery, I feel it is
better to annoy them back. What point is there in responding that you
are willing to participate in their 'scam', if the email address is a
spoof? In other words, for what purpose do people want to falsify an
email address except to spread a virus or some other mischief?
I must admit I am a bit lost here!!LOL
I'm guessing that as more people get 'annoyed' by unwanted postings,
surely the sooner the message will get home that that they spammers
unwanted -- hopefully!
Cheers
Rick H
Don wrote: Unless you know for certain beyond ANY doubt that the
bounce message will
> go to the jerk actually responsible for sending it and not some innocent
> victim that had his address spoofed by a spammer or a virus, then bouncing
> will do no good whatsoever and only irritate the person that actually
> receives it.
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