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On 2004-01-22, Larry Kilgallen <Kilgallen@SpamCop.net> wrote:
>
> For improvement of the Internet, it is better to reject such connections
> at the SMTP level, or best of all engage in teergrubing/tarpitting. Such
> are typically done based on DNSbls of the email administrator's choice.

Well, since it isn't done I would suspect this approach isn't working.
Besides by the time one find out which DNS that sendt the SPAM they
probably moved to another. Or they broke into a persons machine and used
it. Another solution would be SPAM-viruses etc...

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