I have yet to see a single one of these, nor a warning about them. I should
be receiving a warning, according to
<http://mail.spamcop.net/individuals.php>, which reads:
When email arrives at SpamCop, our systems go to work checking the email for
viruses and spam. If the email has a virus, the entire email is removed and
a warning is sent to your email address.
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So, I looked this up on SARC, and it "Sends to addresses found in Microsoft
Outlook Address book and by searching of .htm, .html, .asp, and .php files."
I'm betting that someone who posts to the list has his Outlook (probably
Express) set up to add to his address book anyone to whom he replies. Said
person has not replied to me, or, said virus avoids certain domains.
Shouldn't one's email server ought to log the IP address from which the
connection was actually made?

Greg Stigers
This space for rent

----- Original Message -----
"Brice Yokem" wrote:
> Well, I just got two copies.  Anyone else get this 'free' update?

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