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Rejected by Apache/AOL/ and many more!!!
Oh great, Microsoft set free a technology that only 36 percent of the world wanted. No one else apparently cares because it doesn't really work all that well.

I am sure Spammers can get the same thing going on.

And what was this about DNS Denial of Service Attack related to SenderID?
Posted by: nucrash   Posted on: 10/24/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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36% of all legitmate email.. cool... but does it work??  shawkins | 10/23/06
It will be hacked and exploited, like every other MS product.  Mr. Roboto | 10/23/06
It's not a "product" in the normal sense of the word . . .  CobraA1 | 10/23/06
Yes.  April May | 10/23/06
It detects forgeries  CobraA1 | 10/23/06
Hmm... interesting.  shawkins | 10/24/06
We always have SPF  CobraA1 | 10/23/06
What legal problems?  moonchacha | 10/23/06
Well, IF you trust their promises, that is (nt)  CobraA1 | 10/24/06
Congrats MS!!  NonZealot | 10/23/06
Can we put an end to this  Richard Flude | 10/24/06
I never figured you for the type...  NonZealot | 10/24/06
Where's the competition  Richard Flude | 10/24/06
M$ finally comes around  Roger Ramjet | 10/24/06
Good job  opensourcepro | 10/24/06
Rejected by Apache/AOL/ and many more!!!  nucrash | 10/24/06
36% is small now?  NonZealot | 10/24/06
Not  jacec | 10/24/06
Even more interesting...  rapson | 10/24/06
Corrections are needed.  CobraA1 | 10/24/06
Microsoft sets Sender ID free  Loverock Davidson | 10/24/06
I can't wait to see  Shelendrea | 10/24/06
Well, it's only fair  joe@... | 10/24/06

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