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Re: Spamcop madness


Hi,

Thus wrote Jan Meijer (Jan.Meijer@localhost):

> >     >In this case, we have been harrassed for a couple of weeks
> >     >by someone spoofing one of our ipaddresses in spams.
> > Well, you were "lucky" that only a non-used/routed IP address
> > was used. A couple of years ago a *valid* e-mail address of
> > one of our users was used this way...
> 
> How did you stop it?

We have a similar problem: someone's pumping out huge amounts of spam
through hit&run dialups (it's been various) and using the domain of a
customer of ours as envelope from.
After we collected 5 GB in bounces, we've been forced to point the
domains MX to nevernever-land; anyone have a reasonable idea that doesn't
involve a separate mailer machine that prefilters that domains mail?
The good people are a rather small customer and they definitely don't
deserve nor want to pay for the traffic costs that would run up, not to
speak of other costs.

kind regards,
	Petra Zeidler
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