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ChallengeResponse Systems was Spambuttbuttin Takes Top AntiSpam Honors! 4915On Sat, 01 Oct 2005 22:11:45 +0000, Alan Connor ChallengeResponse Systems was Spambuttbuttin Takes Top AntiSpam Honors! 4916 Yes, it's secondary spam, and they really should be ashamed of themselves. Best solution I've been able to find is to collect and deploy rulesets in my MTA to make it automatically reject (with... Yes, I know. I keep getting challenges from Earthlink for mail I never sent. I receive enough per day for them to be a spam-like nuisance and I'm now filtering them out using Spambuttbuttin. Earthlink hasn't responded to my feedback (no real surprise), so what else am I to do? I know you've been asked this many times and as far as I know you've never given an answer, so I'll try anyway - when a spammer has hijacked my address and used it as the Reply-To address in a spam to someone, how is challenge-response anything other than a form of spam to me? The challenge is simply sent to the forged Reply-To address. Hasn't the burden of dealing with spam simply been pbutted from the Earthlink user and on to me? I'm being pestered to provide a response to a spam mail I'm not responsible for so in effect, the spam I knew nothing about has reached me anyway. I'd be interested in your comments on this because it seems to me that it's not a very workable system if this is all it can do. It doesn't fight spam at all; it just redirects it somewhere else.
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ChallengeResponse Systems was Spambuttbuttin Takes Top AntiSpam Honors! 4916 Linux groups from Newsgroups The #1 Usenet Provider on the Internet
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