From: Chris Horry (zerbeywibble.co.uk)
Date: Tue Oct 19 2004 - 13:41:49 CDT

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lst_hoe01kwsoft.de wrote:
| Hello
|
| We receive constantly spam with a sender address of handbag.com
routed through
| some servers from mail.uk.tiscali.com. A complain to the abuse address was
| replied with the following :
|
|
|>Dear Sir/Madam,
|>
|>Thank you for your mail regarding Advanced Fee Fraud (or 419 letters
as they
|>are known). We have checked our information and this mail does not
appear to
|>have originated from the Tiscali network. For this matter to be resolved,
|>the ISP hosting the user responsible for this mail needs to be
alerted. You
|>will find information at the bottom of this Email detailing how to
determine
|>which is the relevant ISP, along with a method of locating the abuse
address
|>for that ISP.
|
|
| Is this some new law in uk, that the provider is not responsible for
submitting
| spam? I can't believe that a major ISP these days can be the that
stubborn.

No, not a new law - just a bad ISP I imagine. Blacklists work wonders.

Chris

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