Someone uaes 218.66.189.171 to violate our good name.This unknown person actively spammed in our name. Fortunately the major black lists determined that these were forged.Return-Path:
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Someone used 24-165-192-195 to try and send viruses under our name:Fortunately the mailserver at roadrunner.com intercepted the viruses. It also replied to us telling us about all the viruses. We were able to contact their abuse department and the e-mails stopped shortly thereafter.Received: from dcphosting.com (cpe-24-165-192-195.midsouth.res.rr.com [24.165.192.195])
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