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Here's one way: The guy that tried adam@example.com, anna@example.com, berry@example.com etc., sending basically the same message to each, before trying ben@exa
by jbri 16y ago
Here's one way: The guy that tried adam@example.com, anna@example.com, berry@example.com etc., sending basically the same message to each, before trying ben@example.com is probably not a "potential client".
Then you get into the spam-filtering based on content, which is already successful at preventing massive amounts of spam.
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoSo I don't see what you're adding. You guarantee that people I know can get through, which I already do with whitelists, and you require content based filtering on the rest, which I already do. So I don't really understand how what you're proposing makes a difference.
- vacri 16y agoHow does Ben know that the guy previously emailed adam, anna and berry? Shouldn't Adam, Anna and Berry be concerned about their email privacy if Ben just reads their email on a whim?