[IPsec] Regarding spoofing email
Arnab Bakshi <arnab.bakshi@gmail.com> Fri, 23 April 2010 06:04 UTC
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Hi,
Looks like my email address was/is used for spoofing of some
disturbing/SPAM emails. I am trying to work out something for stopping this.
So kindly ignore any email from me which contains any unusual
subject/body which is usually present in spam mails.
Thanks and Regards
Arnab Bakshi
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