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Originally Posted by winbig
What's that from? Outlook express?
edit: nevermind, I found it's from xxx. I'll be posting a report on this soon, let me do some sleuthing 
edit2: Just curious, was the email mostly graphics with little to no text?
edit3: Basically, Hotmail is seeing it as spam, and marking it as such; basically saying it could be dangerous to visit the links listed in the email. It goes further by not displaying the images.
Most web based free email services do the same by not showing the images, because that is actually one way spammers can confirm that your email address is indeed active, so they can add it to their list of "working" addresses.
Displaying the images in known spam emails is just as bad as using a "remove" link in the spam itself. |
Yeah all I needed to see was the warning and who it was from. Like I said, that's the only casino email ever flagged like that and I get loads of email from casinos I know and don't know so there it is there. Emails with those warnings have never been worth more than a "delete" action in my exp. Guess it's time to relegate that email account to "Junk" or "Throw-down" status. Specially when I'm getting 100 emails a day now and only 1 in 10 are anything I'd look at. Lol, my porn email address! That's the ticket! And
to winbig on that edit job! lol
1st February 2008, 08:19 PM
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