abripl wrote:
While it may be true that you don't have a problem with spam ("mostly")
just think of all the bandwidth the spammers clog up while sending you
email (that you don't "see") and your email client bouncing it back. It
slows down the whole internet for everybody.

Uh, if you are going to post with a false email
address could you at least use an invalid domain
name, or one of the domain names reserved for
testing?

Just think of all the bandwidth the spammers clog up
while sending you email (that you don't "see") and your
host's SMTP server bouncing it back if you post a
false email address using a REAL domain name
like hotmail.com. It just slows down the internet
for everybody.

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