According to John P. Looney:
> Is it possible/advisible to send back a message to the person that sent
> you a spam ?
>> I'm thinking something that looks like a mail bounce, but to a human
> looks like a "sorry, but your mail looks like spam. If it's important,
> checkout the following reasons it was spam, and try send it again" type
> response...
>> Kate
Problem with this is that for actual spammers, you've just validated your
address. I tend to filter stuff but not bounce it, and sort it by just leafing
through the subject lines. Any spam that actually gets to my mailbox I tend
to complain to the ISP or upstream provider about.
Cheers,
Waider.
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