Since the heydays of the early noughties, the amount of SPAM arriving in this domain has reduced considerably, thanks largely to anti-SPAM tools such as RTBL technology Spam Assassin and procmail recipes. However there remains a small trickle of SPAM and/or BUCE. The following has been created from historical records:
| Frq | Purported From or source |
|---|---|
| 7 | Trip.com <Trip.com@newsletter.trip.com> |
| 1 | "Christmas Sale" <inyejhm@novaresting.de> |
| 1 | "Clear-View" <support@processorengineeringgadget.best> |
| 1 | "Discount Online" <oxqexmr@mossane.bond> |
| 1 | "InternetAnywhere" <ynkubdq@hollmin.business> |
| 1 | "Memory Breakthrough" <memorybreakthrough@privilegeflimsy.best> |
| 1 | "Portable WiFi" <ucsiwtm@moolux.me> |
| 1 | "Special Discount" <ifdiykv@coogarage.auction> |
| 1 | "numb hands and feet" <reply@geargamingsystem.best> |
| 1 | PayPal <support@f0671084a4.nxcli.io> |
This page has been generated by a perl script that parsed historical data stored in gzipped mbox format archives.
These emails were not picked up by anti-SAPM defences, and may be BUCE or SPAM.
The reason that they have been categorised as spammy and/or hammy could be one or more of the following:
- The Spam Assassin score ... and/or
- The intended recipient was subscribed without permission (opted-in) ... and/or
- The list owner did not supply, did not honour or was tardy in honouring an opt-out request ... and/or
- The email was sent with ill-intent and may contain content that is malicious and/or harmful.
Note: If there is a possiblilty that the From: address is forged, the IP and host (as determined by the MTA) is shown instead.
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