spam policy

Spam Policy

Many people are unhappy with spam email.
The battle against spam is like a war where one side may eventually get tired.
Anti-spam authorities cannot allow themselves to get tired in this fight against spam.
Traceroute is often useful for tracing down the upstream providers of spammers who own their own net blocks.
A botnet is a term usually applied to a group of open proxy computers ("zombies") used for spam transmission and related tasks.
The operator of a botnet can use its services for his own spamming, or can sell them to other spammers for profit.
Spammers think that following smtp rules is for other people; graylisting is an elegant technique that uses their own disdain against them.
It works to discourage spam deliveries at the (theoretically slight) cost of delaying honest mail.
Good isps have an aup to discourage abuse of their network and the internet by spammers.
Anti-spam software is available online, and you can usually download free trials as wells as paid for versions.
Graylisting is a technique used by a mail exchanger host to defend against spam deliveries by temporarily rejecting all mail from unrecognized sources.
Spam is not only limited to one medium only, spam is a much bigger problem than most people realise.

Spam Policy