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Hmm... interesting.

Well then..... now that SenderID is unemcumbered, I'm thinking it needs to be implemented on a broad scale.

I firmly believe that if spam is not stopped, blocked and deleted at the server, the problem of spam will never go away. Those dimwits that make up the small percentage of users that respond to spam are the cause of it all. If we can stop the spam at the server and not give dim-widiots a chance to respond and/or react, spammers will have no market.

>>SenderID does not actually block spam, it makes it easier to identify. The server uses SenderID to detect obvious forgeries, then it's up to whatever programs are running on the server to perform any anti-spam measures (including blocking) neccessary.<<

Posted by: shawkins   Posted on: 10/24/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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