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2010-02-15 01:01
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Found this in a local chinese store. Cool :)


From: Oscar Rosero <oscaroseroruiz@gmail.com> Subject: Re: Information Request > On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 at 09:15:41AM -0500, Oscar Rosero wrote: > > Hello. > > > > I'm trying to optimize my email marketing campaing and to do that I'm > > testing my email by using Spamassassin. > > > > However the following risk appears and I don't know what is it about, > > neither how to correct it or remove it. Here is the Risk or Rule > > description: > > > > SARE_HTML_URI_2SLASH URI: URI has additional double slash within it > > > > > > > > I'm not an expert on this issues. Please help me solve it. > > You are kidding, right? Hello Marc. Thank you for contact me back. The true is I'm not kidding. I just tried to solve the issue by myself but I did not found any information about the "SARE_HTML_URI_2SLASH URI: URI has additional double slash within it". Then, by checking the Spamassassin, I found your e-mail and I decided to contact you. Please apologize me if I bothered you in some way, it was not my intention. Maybe I did not use the propper words in my past message. If, in some way, you can guide me o tell me where can I find some information to solve the issue I would be very grateful. Best wishes, OscarI need to fill in by saying that I used to be a spamassassin contributor, and am the SA-Exim author, so maybe he found me that way (he didn't say). So, I decided to have a little fun with him:
> > If, in some way, you can guide me o tell me where can I find some > > information to solve the issue I would be very grateful. > > No, I was surprised because I thought you knew that by using spamassassin > to > test your marketing message, you triggered a booby trap inside that > cataloged your name, your IPs, and what you were trying to market so that > any mass message from you sent to other people from now on will get you > blacklisted throughout the internet, kicked out of your ISP, and any > domain/company you have listed in there will get attacked by botnets if it > ever gets sent from now on. > > Well, I guess you should have done your research first, now all I can > recommend is that you never send what you were trying to send in the first > place (even modifying it won't help since not only your message, but also > your name, IP, ISP, and Email, and domains were harvested and put on the > watchlist). > > Marc Thank you Merlin for the valuable information and suggestions, I'll certainly take it into account. I hope to find the way to remove the detected risk on my following messages, despite of the facto I have not even a remote idea about what URI_2SLASH is. Best wishes, Oscar