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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Aug 1998.
Re: Need Snail Mail Privacy?

Re: Need Snail Mail Privacy?

>|spammers (usually, they're sending to lots of addresses, can't this be
>|determined?)

What can't be determined is if they set up their own mailing lists. What they
usually wind up doing (which cna't be determined by hotmail) is aliasing 
everyone they're spamming to to ONE localized address. Hotmail only detects
and filters if it's more than 10 people it's sending to. So what they do is
set up their own listserv of a sort, and mail everything to that one address.
Then hotmail's own spamblockers won't detect it. Unfortunately.
	Cyd  :)

To reply to me, remove the REMOVE from my address. Any unsolicited email 
shall be treated as harassment and reported to the proper authorities. I charge
$500 for every spam received, as a processing fee.

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From: cy...@rci.rutgers.edu (Cyd)
Subject: Re: Need Snail Mail Privacy?
Date: 1998/08/07
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Organization: Rutgers University
Reply-To: cy...@REMOVErci.rutgers.edu From: Cyd <cy...@REMOVErci.rutgers.edu>
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art

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