If would say then, that there is an address on your
list, that is forwarding the mail over to one of the
addresses in the message.


--- "John L. Mottl" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> There is no one on the list with either address.
> There is no one on the
> list from either domain.  Geektools whois points to
> a company in New Jersey
> for one of the domains, the other is in Brazil.
>
> I'm convinced its a new spam attack and not just an
> error message.  It's
> driving my talkative members nuts.  Our Moderator
> told them to just hit
> Delete.
>
> John L. Mottl
> Network Administrator
> The American Ceramic Society
> 735 Ceramic Place
> Westerville, OH 43081
> Ph: 614.794.5864
> E-mail: [log in to unmask]
>
> *****  The following was sent from  Stan Horwitz
>             with much deep thought and reflection
> ******
>
> >On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, John L. Mottl wrote:
> >
> >> I seem to have someone on my list who has a
> program that when they
> >receive
> >> a post they send a spam message (see below) to
> the sender.   Anyone have
> >> any ideas on how to stop this?
> >
> >Why not just remove that person's subscription from
> your list?
>
> *******  And that is what Stan Horwitz said in 3K
>               of a well thought out message
>               sent on  7/17/01  at  6:10 PM
*******


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