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Five spam posts from them today. :-(
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"Gordon H" wrote

Just gardenandgreen@hotmail

Five spam posts from them today. :-(

I've got some nasty Spammer using my real address in their reply line.
How do I go about reporting that and will it do any good?

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On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 16:39:01 +0000, Bob Hobden wrote:


I've got some nasty Spammer using my real address in their reply line.
How do I go about reporting that and will it do any good?

You don't and it's really not worth it. It's just your turn.

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Five spam posts from them today. :-(
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Just set up a message rule to delete them.... Just done it myself..

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Sheila wrote:
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Just set up a message rule to delete them.... Just done it myself..



It's best for people not to expose their primary email address on
newsgroups anyway. I use a yahoo one and with one rule on it I never get
any spam. No password on subject line and the email gets deleted. Simple
but very effective.

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subject line, or it will be automatically deleted
by a filter and not reach my inbox.

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In message , Derek Turner
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On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 16:39:01 +0000, Bob Hobden wrote:


I've got some nasty Spammer using my real address in their reply line.
How do I go about reporting that and will it do any good?

You don't and it's really not worth it. It's just your turn.

It might be worth checking that his firewall is actually doing its job,
as the long term measure.
There are sites for testing this, such as:

https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2

The results could be revealing. :-)
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In message , Sheila
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"Gordon H" wrote in message
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Just gardenandgreen@hotmail

Five spam posts from them today. :-(
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Just set up a message rule to delete them.... Just done it myself..

Yes, so have I, but I don't expect they will be repeated until next
year.
:-)
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In message , David in Normandy
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Sheila wrote:
"Gordon H" wrote in message
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Just gardenandgreen@hotmail

Five spam posts from them today. :-(
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Just set up a message rule to delete them.... Just done it myself..

It's best for people not to expose their primary email address on
newsgroups anyway. I use a yahoo one and with one rule on it I never
get any spam. No password on subject line and the email gets deleted.
Simple but very effective.

I was referring to newsgroup posts, not emails, I deal with private spam
in other ways.
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"Gordon H" wrote
after Derek Turner wrote
after Bob Hobden moaned
I've got some nasty Spammer using my real address in their reply line.
How do I go about reporting that and will it do any good?

You don't and it's really not worth it. It's just your turn.

It might be worth checking that his firewall is actually doing its job, as
the long term measure.
There are sites for testing this, such as:

https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2

The results could be revealing. :-)

Not really, as expected I'm running in full stealth mode.
Excellent site though and nice to know my firewall is doing it's job so
well.

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Bob Hobden

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In message , Bob Hobden
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"Gordon H" wrote
after Derek Turner wrote
after Bob Hobden moaned
I've got some nasty Spammer using my real address in their reply line.
How do I go about reporting that and will it do any good?

You don't and it's really not worth it. It's just your turn.

It might be worth checking that his firewall is actually doing its job, as
the long term measure.
There are sites for testing this, such as:

https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2

The results could be revealing. :-)

Not really, as expected I'm running in full stealth mode.
Excellent site though and nice to know my firewall is doing it's job so
well.

Indeed it is!
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