tlug: AOL Spam

[Darren Cook <darren@example.com>]

Is there anything here in this Spam email (which I managed to get in two
accounts!) which identifies it as spam? I get odd genuine emails from AOL
users, otherwise I'd just have the mail server refuse all *.aol.com! 90% of
my spam comes from AOL users.

Darren


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