> johnklos 8 minutes ago | parent | next [–] This is not outside of the realm of possible. Google does nothing to stop spammers, makes up their own non-publi

> johnklos 8 minutes ago | parent | next [–] This is not outside of the realm of possible. Google does nothing to stop spammers, makes up their own non-public rules and doesn't communicate with the Internet community, so Gmail addresses are already on shaky grounds. For instance, for starters, go search through all of your email for any email sent from Google servers where the "Reply to:" doesn't match the "Mail from:", and tell me if there are any legitimate instances. Why is this scenario a red flag in all instances? Mailing lists, including Google Groups, may have settings that set the Reply To to be different from the Mail From.