Linux for the Real World

Forrest said life is like a box of chocolates.

We say emails are like post cards.

Just because you get an email saying it is from ai.net.nz, does not mean that it is.

Like a postcard in the mail, people can put any return address (From:) on it that they like, and guess what, spammer lie.
We have been getting quite a few requests for removal from "our mailing list"

We have quite enough business with out soliciting via email.
Asking us to take you off our mailing list is a waste of time....

• we do not having an emailing list,
• we do not send bulk emails,
• we do not spam.

Some one is spamming you, but it is not us.

Specifically the emails currently say they are from This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , I have no idea who they are. Hidden behind that as the actually (From:) address which is one of ours.

So we get the request for deletion from the bukabin.com mail list, and you get frustrated.

bukabin.com would appear to be a front domain for spammers.

As a side note, we build email servers, and many of them report having to kill 95% of all emails they received because they are spam.
Maybe spammers don't like our effectiveness and so use our email address as the return address because we kill too many of their emails.
We are sorry you are getting spammed, but may be this helps you to understand how emails work.