What could you do if someone sent spam specifing your domain as return address?

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  • Chariott
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2006
    • 361

    #1

    What could you do if someone sent spam specifing your domain as return address?

    Opened my outlook today and got 480 "nondelivery reports". Holy cow!
    Looks like someone sent spam specifing my domain in return address and did it by purpose (why?). I can only imagine the total amount of letters sent, if I got just 480 non-delivery letters in my mailbox.

    Any suggestions how to prevent worst consequences in this shitty situation? Thanks.

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  • baddog
    So Fucking Banned
    • Apr 2001
    • 107089

    #2
    get rid of your catch-all email and only accept to designated addresses.

    Won't prevent them from doing what they are doing (nothing you can do about that), but at least your in-box won't get filled.

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    • stev0
      Confirmed User
      • Aug 2003
      • 6801

      #3
      I've had that happen before... do what baddog said, weeding through a catch all box is a pain.

      Fuck i hate spammers...

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      • SilentKnight
        Megan Fox's fluffer
        • Oct 2005
        • 24812

        #4
        We got hit with something similiar recently (the wife gated it all on her system, thankfully).

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        • Phoenix
          BACON BACON BACON
          • Nov 2002
          • 35475

          #5
          come here and bitch...and hope it passes..lol
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