WTF..Someone's using my domain name to send spam!!!!

urb · 2003-11-13, 07:31 AM

One thing I've noticed when this happens is that the spammer uses a randomly generated email address.... like

rob7392hd@yourdomain.net

so a good way to bounce those pesky undelivered notices is to switch off the catch all feature on your email admin. Then specify the email addresses you actually use like info@ sales@ and allow these to be delivered .... all the rest should bounce back.

2003-11-13, 07:31 AM	#14
urb All the way from Room 101 Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 3,557	One thing I've noticed when this happens is that the spammer uses a randomly generated email address.... like rob7392hd@yourdomain.net so a good way to bounce those pesky undelivered notices is to switch off the catch all feature on your email admin. Then specify the email addresses you actually use like info@ sales@ and allow these to be delivered .... all the rest should bounce back. __________________