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Dealing with Abusive E-Mail?

sheetzam asks: "I am the manager of the mail system for a reasonable (3000 employees) sized media company. Recently a website has decided to post the e-mail addresses of a few of our employees, and suggest readers send those people abuse. We know we have no legal recourse for removing the e-mail addresses from the offending web site. We can't filter the abusive e-mail based on header information because it is coming from many places. Our only choice seems to be to change the person's e-mail address. If this were an abusive phone call, we'd know exactly how to handle it. But e-mail is quite different. How are others dealing with this?"

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  1. PIERST FOST! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    PIERST FOST!

  2. Are you Paypal? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    If so, you deserve everything you get. losers