[linux-dvb] Vicodin spam

["Darren Wilkinson" <linuxdvb@chipsugar.plus.com>]

My ISP email allows me to have (any name)@chipsugar.plus.com as any customer
is automatically set as webmaster for their email account. Because of this I
when I am asked for my email address I give them (site
name)@chipsugar.plus.com. If I get spam I then know the source. In forums or
mailing lists like this one it's not the same as knowing the culprit but
perhaps something could be done.

Here is the spam header.

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From: "rxorders@drugstore.com" <info@OSIOSOTTO.com>
Subject: Vicodln - no r-x needed - inexpensive
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Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 14:02:32 -0600
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