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In article <ant2414297a1t$G3@jim.ukonline.co.uk>, Jim Nagel
<URL:mailto:jim.nagel@UKonline.co.uk.spamyourself> wrote:
> 
> go to   http://www.econym.demon.co.uk/junkmail and download !Junkmail
> by Mike Williams.  drop a spam message (full headers showing) onto it
> and it analyses where it came from and generates a polite email
> telling the ISP they probably wouldn't condone such misuse of their
> system.  i've had several replies back saying the perpetrator had
> been disconnected. far fewer spams have been coming my way.

But _please_ don't use it unless you know how to analyse headers and
are prepared to spend a few seconds resolving addresses to make sure
your complaint is going to the right place. !JunkMail does a good job,
but you need to make sure it's not sending complaints where it
shouldn't, otherwise you will only annoy people who deal with your
mails.


Cheers,
-- 
Andrew Berry (andrew@metallinks.com)
http://www.metallinks.com/

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