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Last Spring we where discussing the X-PMFLAG, and someone had a legit
reason for not killing SPAM based on this header. Only I didn't keep a copy
of the post and I can't find the post in the archives (probably due to the
hole between April and August).
Could someone jog my memory, please. I'm considering adding it to the
kill files here at Telebyte.
The PMflags headerlines are inserted by Pegasus Email, a legitimate
email package. Once the author found out how many spammers were
using it (it's easy to import mailing lists), he changed the terms of
use to forbid its use for SPAM or UCE, and its resale to spammers by
rogue ISPs like Spamford. Some of the spammers, in retaliation have
added PMflags to their headerlines whichever piece of spamtrash they
use.
In a completely Pegasus-based email office, the PMflags are used to
thread messages.
Pegasus has many features and capabilites not normally found on
Wintel software, and site-banning email based on that header would
ban many legit users of this software.
There is an address to report misuse of Pegasus, but that's at home
right now...
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.Coyt
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