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Using bounce back messages to send spam
Posted by Walleye on Monday, April 03, 2006 :: Last Updated on Monday, January 01, 2007:: Views 1443

I have noticed a great increase of bounced messages with spam attached... how sneaky are these guys getting. Sad that many are having to turn off bouncing to combat spam. I have notice a great increase of bounced messages with spam attached... how sneaky are these guys getting. Sad that many are having to turn off bouncing to combat spam. http:...

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Mail Server Pro v1.8.9.6
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