Here are some pages for spam (and other 'net abuse) FAQs

The Net-Abuse FAQ by Scott Southwick and J.D. Falk. A most excellent piece of work.

The alt.spam FAQ (HTML page) or "Figuring out fake E-Mail & Posts" (ASCII mirror) This article, posted periodically by Gandalf to a number of newsgroups, describes how to find out where a fake post or e-mail originated from.

alt.syntax.tactical FAQ, also by Gandalf, deals with trolls crossposting and flames

FAQs about Spam and e-mail marketing from The SpamCon Foundation.

Email Abuse FAQ, Email Abuse Resources, and the Address Munging FAQ: three excellent documents by WD Baseley. Some very fine FAQs indeed.

Spam canceling: explanations, CancelFAQs, Spam Threshholds, and the Cancelmoose[tm] bot.

Marjie's Spam FAQ, an excellent collection of information and resources.

How do spammers get people's email addresses?, with a good list of resources at the end.

FAQ Collection from Pete Moss Spam News

There are also abuse FAQs available by FTP at RTFM.MIT.EDU

Back to the Spam Page or on the the E-mail Spam Page.

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