October 8, 2008 02:35am pdt

1. war1 31,107
2. tigermatt 8,800
3. BBRazz 5,900
4. keith_ala... 4,500
5. Chris-Dent 4,375
6. Sudhircha... 4,250
7. arnold 4,000
7. gzarnick 4,000
7. BiPod 4,000
7. billmercer 4,000
7. TechSoEasy 4,000
7. Bertling 4,000
7. coolsport00 4,000
14. kieran_b 3,850
15. MPECSInc 3,500
16. gupnit 3,450
17. DMTechG... 3,000
17. jdera 3,000
17. omarfarid 3,000
17. bevhost 3,000
21. BillDL 2,800
22. Cyclops3... 2,750
23. Paranorm... 2,600
24. noci 2,500
24. KrisDavid... 2,500
24. ach_patil 2,500
24. _jesper_ 2,500
24. Press2Esc 2,500
24. darkstar3d 2,500
24. chris_bot... 2,500

1. war1 39,107
2. Sembee 10,500
3. tigermatt 8,800
4. BBRazz 5,900
5. TechSoEasy 5,150
6. keith_ala... 5,100
7. Cyclops3... 4,750
8. Chris-Dent 4,375
9. Sudhircha... 4,250
10. coolsport00 4,000
10. gzarnick 4,000
10. Bertling 4,000
10. BiPod 4,000
10. billmercer 4,000
10. arnold 4,000
16. kieran_b 3,850
17. MPECSInc 3,500
18. gupnit 3,450
19. DMTechG... 3,000
19. bevhost 3,000
19. dalesit 3,000
19. JimboEfx 3,000
19. jdera 3,000
19. omarfarid 3,000
25. ATIG 2,900

07.07.2008 at 10:23AM PDT, ID: 23544044

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How do I determine if client has been put on a "spam" attack and how to fix it?

Asked by cathyc77 in Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3), Web Servers, Email Servers

Tags: Spam Emails

I have been asked to update the "look" of a client's website. I have also changed web hosts. The client says he getting much more spam email with the new host, so we have taken down the old site (which had direct email links on it) and replaced it with a contact form. Now the client is recieving emails thru the contact form that look like this:

First Name: Google

Last Name: Google

Email: Google@gmail.com

Telephone: 478-689-8309

Message: If you do not wish to receive similar messages please inform us on it by mail ban.site[dog]gmail.com

I am pretty sure this is spam? Can someone confirm this? And also tell me how to prevent it? I am really out of my league here, but I want to try to help my client.Start Free Trial

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How do I determine if client has been put on a "spam" attack and how to fix it?

Asked by cathyc77 in Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3), Web Servers, Email Servers

Tags: Spam Emails

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