How to Stop the Latest Internet Email Traffic Emergency: Why Misdirected Bounce Messages Are Costly
Tuesday, 5th September 2006
Published by:  If you've ever received an email saying your message couldn't be delivered, but you don't recognize the message or the sender—you've been the victim of a misdirected bounce. Companies receive thousands of these spam messages daily because fraudulent emailers misappropriate those firms' return addresses to use as their own. This booklet, “How to Stop the Latest Internet Email Traffic Emergency: Why Misdirected Bounce Messages Are Costly and Dangerous”, demonstrates why this problem is growing so costly for your organization—and how to choose a solution that's more than a band-aid. |
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