Re: Recent SPAM sources

[frankc <frankc@srv.net>]

Most of these, if not all, are going to bounce back.
Most of the time the "reply to " address is falsified.
You need to look at the "recieved" sections of the full
header for e-mail, but for usenet there may not be a
reliable way.  If you look at the header from this
message, there is no infomation in it except the
return path.  This is information the browser sticks
mailer sticks in it.  There is nothing in a usenet
message that indicates to me that the ISP servers
stamp the message as to origin.