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Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1998 11:10:59 -0800
From: David <david AT kalifornia DOT com>
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Reply to mail from Dr H. T. Leung about unsolicited e-mail
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> Could we impose a filter (like every mail should have the word "pgcc") to
> stop the spamming via the beastium list?

being that we get about 1-5 of these a day now, utilising sendmail tools
such as RBL would help greatly, tossing in procmail to preprocess things
would help even more.

of course, blocking @aol.com is going to stop 99% of it.  it seems aol
exploded into spam central again recently.  i'm very close to applying a
corporate blackhole list locally AND TO RBL, AGAINST AOL if aol doesn't
take steps to make spamming from them less lucrative.

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> Subject:   Photo Mousepads ...... Great Christmas Gifts !
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> 
> GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA!
> 
> PHOTO TRANSFER SPECIALTIES! 
> 
> MOUSEPADS WITH YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOS!
[...]

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