RE: FN-FORUM: email spoofing best practice

date posted 19th January 2007 11:17

What about disabling your domain for a while - wouldn't they get loads of
failed emails because the domain wasn't valid, then leave you alone.

Problem is it's my work domain so I don't want to turn it off (if that's
actually possible), but just a thought.


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] On Behalf Of Leigh
Jepson
Sent: 19 January 2007 12:02
To: FN-FORUM / [EMAIL REMOVED]
Subject: RE: FN-FORUM: email spoofing best practice


That will only deal with any bounce backs.

To be honest, theres really nothing you can do about it till they eventually
leave you alone.

I'm currently on the end of this too! Which is a shame considering I'm a
web host.

Leigh

> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: 19 January 2007 11:54
> To: FN-FORUM / [EMAIL REMOVED]
> Subject: FN-FORUM: email spoofing best practice
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> Someone's spoofing my domain to send spam - my question is, what's the
> best
> policy to try and avoid being blacklisted or whatever? The two things I'm
> considering are setting unknown recipients to 'black hole' or ':fail: no
> such address here' in cPanel.
>
> Phil
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