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Thank you for your email to BigPond abuse. Your issue will be investigated by one of our
technicians and appropriate action taken. Telstra will not contact you regarding this unless
more information is required, but will take the following steps in resolving your complaint:
- Through the information provided by yourself and our internal activity logs, our security
technicians will investigate for evidence of any breach by a BigPond customer of the AUP
(Acceptable use policy see
http://www.bigpond.com/broadband/access ... efault.asp )
- On production of supporting evidence that an AUP has been breached, Telstra will
suspend/terminate the offending BigPond account
Reducing Spam:
To reduce the incidence of future similar events occurring, it is recommended that you:
- Install antivirus and SPAM filtering software onto to your desktop PC (which will help to
protect your PC when browsing, sending and receiving e-mail).
- Install Firewall/Intrusion protection Software to your PC (which will help prevent others
gaining access to your PC through hacking and intrusion attempts).
How you can reduce spam:
The majority of email programs offer a filtering capability which can minimise the
occurrence of spam. Using filtering rules, you can instruct your email program to perform
various tasks on incoming email. For example, you might have email from your friends
automatically moved to a folder named 'Personal'. Or, you might have email from specific
clients automatically moved to a folder named 'Work'.
You can also use filters to automatically detect and delete spam. Most spammers follow the
same, tired formula when they write their messages. After you receive a handful or so of
spam messages, you will start to see a few common characteristics, such as:
- excessive use of exclamation marks in the subject header (!!!!!!)
- indiscriminate use of dollar symbols (e.g. $$$)
- 'hot' marketing words, like 'money', 'cash', 'millions', 'FREE' etc.
- they are sent from obviously invalid email addresses (e.g.
friend@public.com)
It is possible to configure your email program to have messages that contain suspected
content sent automatically to the Trash folder. However, it is probably a good idea to
trial your customised filters for a few weeks and move suspected spam to its own folder, say
'Junk', and then periodically check this folder to ensure that legitimate email was not
classed as spam before you delete the messages.
If you are not familiar with configuring your email programs filters, there are now a
numberof anti-spam tools that will automate the filtering process. Some of these are listed
below. Please note that these programs are provided by third party suppliers. If you use
these
programs, Telstra will have no involvement in the relationship between you and the third
party supplier and cannot offer Help Desk support for these products.
SpamKiller
http://www.spamkiller.com/
SpamBuster
http://www.contactplus.com/products/spam/spam.htm
SpammerSlammer
http://www.spammerslammer.com/
MailTalkX
http://www.softbytelabs.com/
For more information on spam and how to prevent it, please refer to our support FAQ site at
http://www.bigpond.com/home/support and click on the Frequently Asked Questions tab.
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