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Originally Posted by sde
u are so vague for knowing so much. 
there is email programs that basically allow you to do that if you want it to be that much of a pain in the ass anyway.
1 - someone sends me an email
2- they get a reply from my program that says, 'i don't recognize you, please take a moment to fill out this information so the recipient can allow incoming email from you in the future.
3- i get the request, and say , 'ok, i know this guy', or 'no, i don't' |
I know this sde but it's not what i ment.
Let me try to explain it better:
If you try to send a email to me then the mail doesn't get send to my mailserver (where the software you explained recides for verification)
Instead it will stay on your server/computer and only send a message to me that you have an email in your outbox that you like to send to me.
When i don't accept the email it will stay on your server/computer and will fill up your outbox untill your box is full.
So a spammer will have 80 million emails on his computer untill the reciever accepts his message.
This results that they need a huge HD to store all email they try to spam untill we accept, else they must delete everything (eventualy they still delete it)
This is a totally different behavior to the current situation where the email does get send to my mailbox first which fills up my HD space.
I hope i made myself clear.