hmmm. the listadmin may wanna poke this guy for using lame
whitelisting. sadly, the headers give no clue who the recipient was,
other than th domain pricom.com.au
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From - Wed Jun 02 14:34:16 2010
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Date: Thu Jun 3 07:31:56 EST 2010
From: postmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: pierce@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Put me on your white list
Status:
I'm sorry, but your mail:
Subject: Re: Exception while accessing database
was considered possible spam and was quarantined.
If you are a real mailer, simply hit "Reply" to this message and send
it without changing the Subject, and you will be put on the Pricom white
list.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused but this measure is necessary to
combat the flood of unsolicited email.
Postmaster.
Srejector: 20100603.073156
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