ATTENTION! SPAM ALERT! Since a couple of months, spammers are using my domain name bcw3design.com to forge their e-mails with bogus reply-addresses. This has just recently come to my attention, therefore went on for weeks and months without me taking any action... Meanwhile I have disabled Address-Aliasing causing any mail sent to invalid addresses to bounce, and I will inform the FBI and the local authorities in Germany!

Although up until now I have not received any complaints, I am posting this information to prevent any misunderstandings! If you want to complain, you need to analyze the mail headers. In the Received-field, you can identify the real IP-address and the relay-server abused by the spammer and in the From and Reply-field, you can see only the bogus bcw3design.com-address. Unfortunately there is no way I can prevent anyone from using any address. You can do it with someone else's address. Or someone could do it with YOURS too. The only way to fight this, is to get active against spammers. In the US, inform the FTC and the FBI if you become a victim, inform your congressman, mail complaints to ISP's (they are letting it HAPPEN, they make money with spam too by supplying the spammers with connectivity!!!!), file lawsuits if you identify a spammer etc. etc. etc.

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