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Jeremy "UncleHoot" Praay wrote:
> Mostly, I think it's funny. Someone, I'm sure, scammed the spammers. "We
> not only have email addresses, but we have names to go with them!" Yes,
> they do. No, they aren't the right names.
It's more likely to get past anti-spam systems. Nothing like using a
plausible real-world name as the recipient's name. There are probably
anti-spam systems that automatically trap mail with no real person name.
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