on Thu, 25 Sep 2003
21:56:35 PDT7
> I don't know why I'm getting so many of these things but I've noticed a
> really big spike between 11pm and 2am -- which is when a lot of people
> turn their computers on in Europe. And at least one of the mail lists
> I'm on (WGET) has dispersed this thing to all list members several
> times. I've stopped tracing the headers and have added filters (84 of
> them) so they all end up in one folder. I'm getting about 100 a day
> right now; hope it slows down soon.
How many mailing lists do you post to with your real email address? Also I
think you send a lot of email advertising SCOUG and OS/2 (or at least you did
at one time) events which spreads your email address around a lot. I do not
use my real email address in very many mailing lists, I think the SCOUG lists
are the only ones. The more your address gets spread around the more chance of
getting spam and viruses.
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