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Date: Tue, 16 Feb 1999 20:49:07 EST
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Subject: Re: some spam in the mailing list....
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I already forwarded that thing reflexively to AOL tosspam, without checking to
see that it came through the mail-list.  Let me know whether it's better not
to get AOL involved, but evidently they have a vested interest in stopping
spam coming through their servers.  They prosecuted a local spammer
successfully a month or two ago, but who knows about Belgian and Chinese
spammers?