I can not seem to stop these emails...

[Rob]

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These darn Viagra emails..
 
They always come through as no spam... i get about 20 a day and so do my
clients.... what do you guys do about this if the rules do not catch
it....
 
Thanks..
 
 
 
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From: "Tzviya Fife" <fif at danknapp.com>
To: "Enola Kimbrough" <rob at thehostmasters.com>
Subject: Re: Marcuss cool info
Date: Sun, 6 Nov 2005 17:56:40 -0500
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V C A X P V
A I m a r I
L A b n o A
I L i a z G
U I e x a R
M S n   c A
$85,45 $99,95       $69,95
http://lemenartedahluleta.tripod.com
 
 

Rob...
http://www.stupidguytalk.org

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