On Thu, 29 Nov 2001 13:39:39 -0500, Dan Robinson <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >Tracey, if you contact the spam address, they'll simply add your address >to more lists. I had that happen to me. I tracked back a different >spammer to the hosting isp and told them what was happening. That >stopped it. One reason why I didn't name names is that it's _possible_ that the organization named on the From: line was innocent and was the victim of a mail-bomber. What better way to mail-bomb someone than to make a bunch of list owners mad at them? The mail definitely came through Pacific Bell so the best thing is to send all the mail headers to [log in to unmask] and let them figure out what account really sent it -- it looked like a dial-up account, IIRC, so assuming that they keep logs of which account used which dial-up IP at what time, they should be able to track down the real culprit. Francoise