I feel so violated. As if I would do something like that. I’m researching how to make it stop, but until then, if you don’t know me, I’m not spamming you–some weird internet pornbot is.
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I feel so violated. As if I would do something like that. I’m researching how to make it stop, but until then, if you don’t know me, I’m not spamming you–some weird internet pornbot is.
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Dave Rogers
The very same thing happened to me. Your posting inspired me to jot a note about it on my blog (http://whathesaid.ca/2007/10/23/am-i-not-master-of-my-e-mail-domain/). It doesn’t seem to ever go away, but hopefully the effect will lessen over time. You may want to check whether your ISP implements the Sender Policy Framework (http://www.openspf.org/) on their e-mail servers. In theory, the SPF should prevent those sorts of return-address forgeries.