At 10:16 PM +0100 12/13/02, Richard Brekne wrote: >What I would like to know, is how this got onto the list. I thought you >had to be a subscriber now to get a post accepted. ?? Hmmmmm ???? We had examples of that before, skillful programming which can mimic the address of a list server. Andy Rudoff has laid this on the table already: At 1:01 AM -0600 9/26/02, Andy Rudoff wrote: >How are you determining that the SPAM is coming through >PTG's system? I'm subscribed to pianotech and I have not >seen the SPAM (although I certainly get plenty addressed >directly to me). So are you sure you're getting it through >a PTG list? I checked the pianotech archives and did not see >any SPAM messages posted recently. Maybe I shouldn't have bothered the list with this, but I thought the list would be amused by the creativity of the Nigerians (who knows, maybe out-of-work Ukrainians). I haven't heard back from the director of my son's school to hear whether anyone else on their mail list also received it. I doubt it went through the school's server. Why would it have to? Bill Ballard RPT NH Chapter, P.T.G. Reality is the first casualty of technology ...........NPR Commentator Daniel Schorr +++++++++++++++++++++
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