I know anyone can change their e-mail address to spoof because it's just a
little setting to change in one's mail client.  That's why I like having to
confirm my list subscriptions, because I don't want to be on lists that I
don't want to be on.
At 02:15 PM 11/25/96 -0500, you wrote:
>On Mon, 25 Nov 1996, Charles W. Westerfield wrote:
>
>> Well:
>>
>> I sent out a nice little letter threatning him with action by the University
>> Attorney if he did not stop.  Stuff about breaking several state and federal
>> regulations.  This seemed to work.
>>
>> -Charles
>
>This would work if I could get a real address for him.  Unfortunately,
>he's using addresses that don't exist, or belong to real people who don't
>want anything to do with my list.  He's a major nuisance.  I guess it's a
>good thing that there's virtually no traffic on my list at all!!  Can
>anyone help?
>
>Adam
>
>http://thunder.temple.edu/~agold
>Yes I'm going to graduate someday, No I don't know when!!!
>
>
Brent Harding