The following is a copy of a spam I received. Any suggestions on how to stop it?
I also receive SPAM that is addressed to someone else. My email addy was never
mentioned in a 'properties' look.
How does that happen?
Thanks.

"Received: from 216.148.227.126 (failure[216.110.122.133](untrusted sender))
by rwcrmxc14.comcast.net (rwcrmxc14) with SMTP
id <20060312233444r14000u8k8e>; Sun, 12 Mar 2006 23:34:48 +0000
X-Originating-IP: [216.110.122.133]
Received: from paralinguistic (dtzrity.viper.net.au[216.110.122.133])
by cmsinter.net (rgjgsxvv99) with SMTP
id <2006031164644398130hl5mzz>; Sun, 12 Mar 2006 15:34:40 -0800
Message-ID: <(E-Mail Removed)>
X-Mailer: Ultrafunk Popcorn 1.45
X-Priority: 3
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 15:34:40 -0800
From: Tom Osborn <(E-Mail Removed)>
To: [snip]
Subject: New oxidate a bonnie

###################################################

To Investor

Nano Superlattice ( NSLT )

Current Price - $2.992
Short Term Target Price: $4.219

More info at finance. yahoo

##############################################################
TAIPEI, Taiwan - PRNewswire-FirstCall - Nano Superlattice Technology Inc
(hereinafter Nano)
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and components
with nano structured PVD coatings for the semiconductor, precision machinery and
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axle which are used in the
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life by several times.
********************************

Status: StrongBuy

Sincerely,
Isabel Alfaro
Senior Investment Advisor
EMB Group

*******************************************


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to turn
I am going to London I shall go down into Suffolk afterwards
that I received soon recalled me to myself and put me in the road back to the
hotel
have been better away was assuredly not stopped in its growth by this little
incident
and where I found my new room a great improvement on my old one it not being
companion
himself and pausinga long time therell be a pretty kettle of fish In pursuance
of my aunts kind
for I saw a faint blush in her face you would have let me find it out for
myself
and so did Mrs Strong They sang together and played duets together and we
had quite
but I stuck to it because I felt it was a grown up sort of thing "

On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 17:59:08 -0700 "Buffalo" <eric(nospam)
@nada.com.invalid> wrote:

> The following is a copy of a spam I received. Any suggestions on how to stop it?

From your header, your ISP is comcast. They use the Brightmail spam
filter, which is pretty good. Look in the FAQ under spam to find out how
to activate Brightmail. I found
<http://www.comcast.com/Support/Corp1/FAQ/FaqDetail_1560.html> but you
might have to dig a little deeper.

Consider using webmail,
<http://www.comcast.com/Support/Corp1/FAQ/FaqDetail_2251.html>, to select
obvious spam and delete it from the server before you download your email.

> I also receive SPAM that is addressed to someone else. My email addy was never
> mentioned in a 'properties' look.
> How does that happen?

Your address is in the BCC: (Blind Carbon Copy field of the spam.

> Thanks.
>
Welcome. There's no need to post the spam, we all have our own copies.
<snip spam>
--
Ernie B.

Communication: The art of moving an idea from one mind to another,
hopefully without distortion.

REPORT SPAM TO: (E-Mail Removed) (216.110.122.133)

Buffalo wrote:
> The following is a copy of a spam I received. Any suggestions on how
to stop it?
> I also receive SPAM that is addressed to someone else. My email addy
was never
> mentioned in a 'properties' look.
> How does that happen?


> X-Originating-IP: [216.110.122.133]

"Buffalo" <eric(nospam)@nada.com.invalid> wrote in message
news:l_idneHSwZt-(E-Mail Removed)...
> The following is a copy of a spam I received.
<snip>

And your spam has what to do with a VIRUS, the topic of this newsgroup?

"Buffalo" wrote:

> The following is a copy of a spam I received. Any suggestions on how
> to stop it?

This is an anti-virus group. alt.spam is over there --->

Having said that, you can't stop spam, you can only filter it out.
I see you're using OE, which is hopeless for this purpose. Your ISP
may have some options for filtering spam at the server, which may or
may not be reliable, and may also catch some good mail. Probably your
best bet is to install some software between OE and your mail server.
Spampal comes highly recommended, and it's free.

> I also receive SPAM that is addressed to someone else. My email addy
> was never mentioned in a 'properties' look.
> How does that happen?

Normal spammer behaviour.

> Received: from 216.148.227.126 (failure[216.110.122.133](untrusted sender))
> by rwcrmxc14.comcast.net (rwcrmxc14) with SMTP
> id <20060312233444r14000u8k8e>; Sun, 12 Mar 2006 23:34:48 +0000

Spam came from 216.110.122.133, which belongs to Cable & Wireless in
the carribean, and is allocated to caribsurf.com

[rest of pump & dump snipped]

$> whois 216.110.122.133

| Cable & Wireless (St.Vincent) Limited CWBAR-SVD9 (NET-216-110-122-0-1
| 216.110.122.0 - 216.110.122.255
| Cable & Wireless (Barbados) Limited BDS-NET4 (NET-216-110-96-0-1)
| 216.110.96.0 - 216.110.127.255
| # ARIN WHOIS database, last updated 2006-03-12 19:10

$> whois -h whois.arin.net BDS-NET4

| OrgName: Cable & Wireless (Barbados) Limited
| ...
| NetRange: 216.110.96.0 - 216.110.127.255
| ...
| NetType: Direct Allocation
| ...
| OrgTechEmail: support[at]caribsurf.com

$> whois -h whois.arin.net CWBAR-SVD9

| OrgName: Cable & Wireless (St.Vincent) Limited
| ...
| NetRange: 216.110.122.0 - 216.110.122.255
| ...
| NetType: Reallocated
| ...
| RTechEmail: john.melville[at]cw.com
| ...
| OrgTechEmail: anthony.balcombe[at]cw.com

So, you can report it to support[at]caribsurf.com, or failing that,
john.melville[at]cw.com and/or anthony.balcombe[at]cw.com

Ant wrote:
> "Buffalo" wrote:
>
>
>>The following is a copy of a spam I received. Any suggestions on how
>>to stop it?
>
>
> This is an anti-virus group. alt.spam is over there --->
>
> Having said that, you can't stop spam, you can only filter it out.
> I see you're using OE, which is hopeless for this purpose. Your ISP
> may have some options for filtering spam at the server, which may or
> may not be reliable, and may also catch some good mail. Probably your
> best bet is to install some software between OE and your mail server.
> Spampal comes highly recommended, and it's free.
>
>
>>I also receive SPAM that is addressed to someone else. My email addy
>>was never mentioned in a 'properties' look.
>>How does that happen?
>
>
> Normal spammer behaviour.
>
>
>>Received: from 216.148.227.126 (failure[216.110.122.133](untrusted sender))
>> by rwcrmxc14.comcast.net (rwcrmxc14) with SMTP
>> id <20060312233444r14000u8k8e>; Sun, 12 Mar 2006 23:34:48 +0000
>
>
> Spam came from 216.110.122.133, which belongs to Cable & Wireless in
> the carribean, and is allocated to caribsurf.com
>
> [rest of pump & dump snipped]
>
> $> whois 216.110.122.133
>
> | Cable & Wireless (St.Vincent) Limited CWBAR-SVD9 (NET-216-110-122-0-1
> | 216.110.122.0 - 216.110.122.255
> | Cable & Wireless (Barbados) Limited BDS-NET4 (NET-216-110-96-0-1)
> | 216.110.96.0 - 216.110.127.255
> | # ARIN WHOIS database, last updated 2006-03-12 19:10
>
> $> whois -h whois.arin.net BDS-NET4
>
> | OrgName: Cable & Wireless (Barbados) Limited
> | ...
> | NetRange: 216.110.96.0 - 216.110.127.255
> | ...
> | NetType: Direct Allocation
> | ...
> | OrgTechEmail: support[at]caribsurf.com
>
> $> whois -h whois.arin.net CWBAR-SVD9
>
> | OrgName: Cable & Wireless (St.Vincent) Limited
> | ...
> | NetRange: 216.110.122.0 - 216.110.122.255
> | ...
> | NetType: Reallocated
> | ...
> | RTechEmail: john.melville[at]cw.com
> | ...
> | OrgTechEmail: anthony.balcombe[at]cw.com
>
> So, you can report it to support[at]caribsurf.com, or failing that,
> john.melville[at]cw.com and/or anthony.balcombe[at]cw.com
>
>
I know it's the "wrong" group, but having read this, I'll
pass along the fact that I've tried a few anti-spam email
add on programs including a straight bayesian filter.

At this moment, and for the last few months, I've been using
Spam Bully and it works quite well. They have a version for
Outlook (which I use) and another for OE. Just be sure to
turn off the junk about sending a return email and stuff
like that.

Louise

louise - 13.03.2006 05:23 :

[snipped]

ok, but really NO need always fullquoting again.

--
by(e) PS
spam will be killed

Buffalo, 3/12/2006,7:59:08 PM, wrote:

> The following is a copy of a spam I received. Any suggestions on how
> to stop it? I also receive SPAM that is addressed to someone else.
> My email addy was never mentioned in a 'properties' look.
> How does that happen?
> Thanks.
>

You must use a spam filter. Don't bother trying to stop from receiving
it. Your ISP may have server side filters, sign up for that first.
Otherwise filter them out at your own machine with best spam filter I
have found.

K9
http://keir.net/k9.html

"Ant" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:dv2p08$lqa$(E-Mail Removed)...
[snip}
> So, you can report it to support[at]caribsurf.com, or failing that,
> john.melville[at]cw.com and/or anthony.balcombe[at]cw.com

Thanks for your time and input.

"Vanguard" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:dv2mks$ia1$(E-Mail Removed)...
> "Buffalo" <eric(nospam)@nada.com.invalid> wrote in message
> news:l_idneHSwZt-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > The following is a copy of a spam I received.
> <snip>
>
> And your spam has what to do with a VIRUS, the topic of this newsgroup?

Well, it was done because there are very many sharp folks who post here and I
had no luck in the anti-spam ngs I tried.