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  I  believe that my previous two messages to the list were caught in 
some sort of spam filter.  I have been receiving complaints about a lot 
of spam making it through our cloudmark filter today, mostly from the 
domain mentioned in the subject of this message.

Has anyone else encountered this?

Also, the spam is such that when opened in Pronto! [version 2.6 from 
CGPro V5.2.19], Pronto! has a problem and kind of crashes.  Just looking 
at the message in raw form, it appears to be about 300-400KB of data in 
an HTML type message.  Most of the 400KB is actually random words in a 
set of <title></title> tags, followed by a small HTML type message.

Strange stuff indeed.