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Re: [PLUG] Spammers Using My Domain
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On Saturday 26 June 2004 05:09, Paul wrote:
| What to do? I'm getting an increasing number of rejected e-mail
| notifications due to spammers using my domain name. My domain is
| registered with http://godaddy.com and I use their service to forward
| e-mail addressed to my domain to my Comcast account. Is there a way to
| use SPF in this case? Should I run my own mail server? What else can I
| do?
If you ran your own mailserver, you could implement SPF but it would do
precious little to stop the joe-jobbing bounce storm (right now, anyway).
There is very little one can do about this on today's Internet except toss
out the bounces.
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Tobias DiPasquale
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