Re[2]: Lawsuits, angry business users, and SPF stupidity.

Hi Alex,

What point am I missing?  Lets say my ISP uses SPF, and someone sends
me an email outside their ISP's spf-enabled SMTP service.  That's my
email that got blocked by SPF (yes - blocked - go read all the faq's -
they all end up directing you to SMTP rules like "REJECT"!)

Besides that, the FAQs admit that spammers will get around this by
using discardable domains etc, so what's the point? That's what the
spammers will do. Nothing solved.

Kind Regards,
Chris Drake

Tuesday, January 13, 2004, 11:37:54 PM, you wrote:

AvdB> On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 11:31:38PM +1100, Chris Drake wrote:


> > Your SPF idea is something that ISPs *are* going to use to block
> > emails without sender and recipient permission - you can avoid the
AvdB> You are completely missing the point.  

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