http://www.informatik.uni-kiel.de/%7Eca/email/english.html#SM-REFUSE
This will allow you to refuse mail from domains you don't
want to see.
Here's the sendmail.ban file from my system:
best.com
moneyworld.com
mail.californiakid.com
bulk-e-mail.com
irisphone.com
These are people that have spammed me to no end.
You can customize the message that gets bounced back to
the sender of the message.
*everyone* should have moneyworld.com in their ban file,
trust me. :-)
FYI, if you ever get spams from CICNet Customers, please let
us know at abuse@cic.net if they don't stop. We can turn them off, and
I'd be happy to rid the internet of these spammers.
- jared
David S. Miller graced my mailbox with this long sought knowledge:
>
> A few weeks ago you may recall that I claimed that I had reason to
> believe that a company was using snapshots of the vger mailing lists
> to use for junk mailings to innocent people.
>
> I never found out if this was in fact how they gathered their lists to
> send junk mails to. However, the company that tripped me off on this
> was in fact WorkGroup Solutions Inc. When I had received the
> advertisement, many others I know told me they had as well. I
> specifically sent them a response that said something along the lines
> of "Please remove me from these mass mailings, or I will pursue this
> matter legally."
>
> Yet, just today I received yet another advertisement for a different
> product from "WGS News (wgsnews@gcs.com)"
>
> I think this is an outrage, and I think many other Linux hackers are
> being bombed with this mailings as well.
>
> I would encourage people to send WorkGroup Solutions Inc. your
> feelings on this matter. I sure as hell will.
>
> David S. Miller
> davem@caip.rutgers.edu
>