Re: [Asrg] Verizon's asymmetrical anti-spam causing problems

It hath once been written:

>The SAFEST return address for probes of that type would be a null sender 
><>, simply by virtue of it not generating a reply. However, some very 
>misguided postmasters block support for null senders, which also 
>effectively blocks bounce messages, without having any real impact on 
>blocking spam.

Mr. Rollyson,

Do you have any data to justify such a claim regarding filtering of email using
an empty MAIL FROM 2821 header as a parameter in an automated decision making
process?

I would be very curious to see any data that you have on this subject to support
your claim. I am sure the ASRG group would find such data to be extremely
useful.

Cheers!

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