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undisclosed recipients:: undisclosed recipient undisclosed-recipients:; undisclosed-recipients <undisclosed-recipient:;> (recipient list suppressed) Spammers *obfuscate* their key-words by using symbols and other unconventional ways of writing it. Did you notice that the character (i and o) were replaced with 1, 0, and in lower case "L" for (lnk-refill). See Email Filtering Messages containing obfuscated text usually get through spam filters--*for now*--until they are identified and filters engine database gets their weekly update fix.
If you are trying to out-smart any spam filters by using
such methods to obfuscate message key-words, not
only does your message looks like you have something
to hide from your readers--you are making it *exactly*
like what spammers are doing.
==>Your goal <== See:
How Email Works Example: TEST eMail Tips issue 13
In a short while, you will receive a reply mail rating your
message with suggestions, on how to make it less likely
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