Re: The Spam Monitor
Saturday, April 14th, 2007Sent 6/27/2003
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We received a message from one of the users on the system today about the spam filters and I thought I would send this info on to all the users as it may be of interest to everyone.
If someone get’s their email to you blocked they get an immediate email response from the server that tells them exactly what to do. Additionally, during this “break-in” period, I am still doing a review of all blocked mail and forwarding on that look legitimate.
The message the person get’s if they have an email blocked is:
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Automated response regarding your rejected email:
Your message to: (the address of who they sent to is placed here)
regarding: (the subject line of their message is placed here)
Did not reach the intended recipient(s) this is most likely due to content in the message that appears, to our Mail Server, to meet enough criteria to be considered SPAM (based on words used in the message, formatting of the text in the message and/or being sent by an Internet service that has a history of tolerating or allowing SPAM to originate from their system).