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Forwarding another contact form submission. (I also forwarded it to the
support team.)
What's wrong with this picture?
(Even though the submitter did not request confidentiality, I masked
identifying information. Go figure.)
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Subject: Blackmail?
Date: Saturday, 17. June 2006 07:04
From: "Keith ***" <***k(_at_)***(_dot_)com>
To: spf-council(_at_)v2(_dot_)listbox(_dot_)com
Topic: Other
Name: Keith ***
Organization:
You bounced an email that I sent through my regular email server,
mail.***.net -- then offer to fix it for a fee!
What's wrong with this picture?
You should have some easy way HERE for me to tell SPF computers that this
is a legitimate server for my virtual domain. Instead, I have to take
the time to go to the domain company and turn off SPF because I'm not
going to burn even more time screwing around with it and those are the
only options.
Keith
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Message was sent via the SPF website contact form
<http://new.openspf.org/Contact>
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