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Here is example that i can get from my email .... Do not do scam or spam to any email account because i also hate that acts. Just give info howto scammer and spammer do their actions ... If you find any smtp open relay just inform http://dsbl.org/main , we need to stop any spam or scam acts ...

These are some template for scammers, for example you should visit here Here is one example, maybe you ever see it ... :p subject line: FROM HOGARTH CHAMBERS LONDON from: MR CHIN PHAM email received: 20-12-07 ———- ln respect to your email you repied to me concerning the transcation of $8,000 Millionof my late client Jimmy Rees.l am JULIA CLARK,PRINCIPAL ATTONEY to HOGARTH CHAMBERS LONDON and am the attoney incharge of this transaction offer that was brought to you. ln respect of your informations recieve from you,l will like to let you know that this transaction is LEGAL and the BRITISH AUTHORITES are aware of this transaction and in this case l have to prove how legal this is by given you all my documentsas a LEGAL ADVICER,which l will attach to you via email and l want to you check it and my only interested to make surethat my late client money will not lost according to his wis that his fund should let go to any men or woman. So l want you to trust me in this transaction of...

List SMTP Open Relay, don't take some dirty work ... :p Relaying mail through the servers of a third party is, at best bad Internet etiquette and, at worst, theft of service. This is not just my view but the view of Internet users and service providers worldwide. Many of the larger ISPs, in a preventative move to stop their own customers from spamming others, have blocked customer's connections to any smtp servers but their own. Open relays, in the vast majority of cases, will not hide the origin of your message. Your IP address is visible and all traffic is logged. Still not deterred? Okay. Here are methods of finding an open relay: - find on your mailing list or google :p here are the list you can check on http://www.smtp.tw - check if this smtp server is open relay or not ... http://vancouver-webpages.com/cgi-bin/nph-chkspam Any abuse (testing servers for which you have no authorization) may be reported to your service provider or law enforcement. Just Quick and Dirty Howt...

Here is the short description An open relay (sometimes called an insecure relay or a third-party relay) is an SMTP e-mail server that allows third-party relay of e-mail messages. By processing mail that is neither for nor from a local user, an open relay makes it possible for an unscrupulous sender to route large volumes of spam. In effect, the owner of the server -- who is typically unaware of the problem -- donates network and computer resources to the sender's purpose. In addition to the financial costs incurred when a spammer hijacks a server, an organization may also suffer system crashes, equipment damage, and loss of business. In the past, open relays were used intentionally, for example, to facilitate mail relay between the separate closed e-mail systems (such as UUCP or FidoNet) or to allow network administrators to debug mail connectivity issues and route mail around known problems. However, the Internet has expanded enormously since then, and the potential for abuse has...