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Tool in battle against spam
This looks like a powerful tool in the ongoing war against spam and phishing. Will it eliminate 100% of spam and phishing? Of course not. But, if it succeeds in helping to make them economically nonviable, that would be a major victory.

Craig Herberg
http://info-safety.com
Posted by: Info-Safety, LLC   Posted on: 05/23/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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If mail servers simply compared  bjbrock | 05/23/07
Well there is one issue with your idea  mrlinux | 05/23/07
I allow two customers to "relay"  bjbrock | 05/23/07
What are you using and how are you doing it?  Been_Done_Before | 05/23/07
Doing that, works great!  cls@... | 05/23/07
Comcast does that.  technojoe | 05/23/07
This is INEFFECTIVE  ejhonda | 05/23/07
I never receive spam from Yahoo or  bjbrock | 05/23/07
Many others do  ejhonda | 05/24/07
It would help  ParrotHeadFL | 05/23/07
I agree ...  George Mitchell | 05/23/07
Yeah, right.  gordon@... | 05/23/07
You're absolutely right  ejhonda | 05/24/07
I think the keys have a chance  Chad_z | 05/23/07
Been using DomainKeys  GoatTuber | 05/23/07
Tool in battle against spam  Info-Safety, LLC | 05/23/07
Been using IPAs. Easier and more sure.  cls@... | 05/23/07
yikes....  JoeMama_z | 05/23/07
China would love it.  illyba@... | 05/23/07
DKIM versus Bayesian Mail Calssification  ewodrich | 05/27/07
But it's not either-or  LordLiverpool | 05/29/07

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