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Blocking port 25 doesn't stop use of third-party m
(and SMTP AUTH to authenticate themselves.
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huh?
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I'm sure the VPN software and even the botnets could just as easily begin switching their connections over to non-standard ports anyways.
This cat and mouse game can keep going until there are no ports left open, save for maybe port 80...
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You would think
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To find the source you need to look at the headers (http://www.stopspam.org/email/headers.html) or use a service like www.spamcop.com and copy/paste it all into there.
If you complain to the proper ISP, that ISP gets tired of receiving complaints and should take action against their customer. One bot down, and therefore 10-100K email messages of spam are shot down.
Unless you want M$ to start charging for outgoing messages....
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