Re: Forwarding Methods Available with SPF

> > > SES doesn't add anything over and above SUBMITTER and SPF. The very 
> > > introduction of SUBMITTER means that SPF can be bypassed.
> > Not hardly.
> >
> > SES lets you check the bounces.
> >
> > SUBMITTER has to match the headers.
> In the SPF+SUBMITTER case on that web page, the problem is that the 
> spammer can send arbitrary emails. Bounces are hardly of interest any 
> more. Thus SES is irrelevant.
How could they?  The PRA would have to match the submitter, and if not,
it'd get rejected, right?