A persistent spam over the name of one "Marc Scheider, Ph.D" sent to an address illegally harvested from one of our websites is irritating. But the follow-up caused us some amusement.
Quoting a "suite" address (often code for maildrop) in Washington DC, the message implores us to create keywords in foreign languages so that our sites can be found in non-English search engines.
A "reminder" sent out a few days later says
"Did you receive the e-mail which I sent to you recently (copied here-below)?
Please confirm since I have had problems lately with emails intercepted by spam-filters set too high."
Not high enough, it seems. It still got through, twice - although it was marked by two of our filters as spam, but not high enough to bin it automatically.
Clearly something that needs to be addressed.
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