[El Gran Salseron]

It's spam. My IP is 68.xxx.xxx.xxx and I'm in Houston.

The problem is that the spammer can "change" his/her IP address by changing his/her network card or going offline by unplugging his cable modem for awhile then plug it back in with the hope that his IP address will change.....assuming that he has a dynamic IP.

If he has a static IP then you can nail him. :-)

[Lance Romance]

My apologies to everyone, I thought that it was too much of a coincidence that a day after a blistering email to Aaron Brown, I would get a reply email from a mailserver with aaron in it.

Thanks for the help and I hope we can track this crap down and stop it.