From abuse@t-online.de Tue Jul 27 17:18:08 2004 Organization: T-Online International AG Spammers almost always fake Return-Pathes, "Received"-data in headers or give wrong unsubscribe- or contact-addresses in the bodies of their e-mails. The reported e-mail abuse was neither sent by a T-Online customer, nor by someone using the T-Online system and is not related to the T-Online system or content maintained by T-Online. T-Online is one of the world's greatest ISPs, based in Germany. For obvious reasons, many senders of spam use "t-online.de"- or "t-dialin.de"-addresses to fake sender-details in their spam-mails. T-Online is well known by spammers for it's zero tolerance for spam. So it is not mistaken to assume, that they fake T-Online customer- addresses to sabotage our fight against spam by flooding our abuse department's mailbox with masses of unfounded complaints. T-Online is not the proper entity to contact in this case and we are not in a position to take any action. If you still wish to pursue the matter, please contact the Internet Service Provider through which the e-mail originated. With kind regards, Sandra Buchmüller For information about the spammer's tricks and fakes, how to interprete Headers and how to send spam complaints we friendly recommend: Tracing Spam - Who do I complain to? from the UXN spam combat site http://combat.uxn.com/tracing.html Interpreting Email Headers http://www.valinet.com/~coreya/antispam/asheadi.html Fighting E-mail Spammers by: Todd Burgess http://eddie.cis.uoguelph.ca/~tburgess/local/spam.html StopSpam.org: Reading Email Headers http://www.stopspam.org/email/headers/headers.html EmailAbuse.org: Identify the Sender http://www.emailabuse.org/sender.asp -- abuse@t-online.de - T-Online International AG