Be aware that the sender identified in the second header below has sent spam mail to the Strong Mail List and I assume to all Rootsweb surname and regional mailing lists. A copy was also received in my personal mailbox. If you received a copy, you are advised to NOT respond to it. However you may want to notify your Internet Service Provider so they can block future mailings from the sender. If you do so, enclose a copy of the message with the complete header to your Internet Service Provider's "abuse" address or, if none is known, to their Technical Support staff. Robert T. Strong, Jr. Co-Manager of the Month, Strong Mail List ================================================================ X-From_: [email protected] Mon Sep 7 13:52:19 1998 From: [email protected] Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1998 11:52:16 -0700 (PDT) Subject: we blocked some spam from your list. To: [email protected] X-Spam-Type: authenticated-sender Hi -- This is an automated notice from the RootsWeb list server. Someone recently sent this message to your list. It looks suspiciously like spam, so it was NOT distributed to your list. However, we're sending you a copy just in case the spam detector made a mistake. If this was actually a legitimate message that shouldn't have been blocked, please forward this message to [email protected] and tell us, so we can try to make the Spam Detective a little smarter. Thanks -- The RootsWeb Spam Detective [rejected spam included below] -------------------------------------------------- > From [email protected] Mon Sep 7 11:52:14 1998 > Date: Tue, 08 Sep 98 11:12:34 EST > From: "Increase Website Traffic" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: BOOST Your Website's Traffic Robert T. Strong, Jr. 119 Mystic Way Madison, Al 35757-8801