The following junk E-mail was sent to me by your customer. Please deal with him. Thank you. I am sending this both to the domains shown in the header data and to their upstream providers, as listed in WHOIS. Patriot.net: Please block 65.35.252/24; please consider blocking a wider range, or all of tampabay.rr.com. If the header or INTERNIC information identifying you was a forgery, I recommend that you take appropriate steps to prevent that misuse of your domain name. Likewise if someone was bouncing their message traffic off of your port 25 without authorization. IANAL, but several court cases suggest that you may have good cause for legal action. Should you decide to pursue litigation against the sender, I will be willing to sign an affidavit that I did in fact receive the message that I am forwarding. If you were the victim of relay rape, you may want to take a look at www.sendmail.org, http://relays.osirusoft.com/mtafix/, hexadecimal.uoregon.edu/antirelay/ and anti-relay.unicom.com/anti-relay/ for information on blocking spam relays. If you are the customer, your bulk E-mail constitutes postage-due advertising, which is unethical and not a good way to earn customer good will. In several court cases, judges have held it to constitute theft of service and trespass. I demand that you remove me from all present and future mailing lists, and will take appropriate steps if I receive any further junk E-mail from you.