I did likewise, and got the exact opposite result. I've reports going in
both directions indicating no spam or suddenly receiving lots of spam to
junk accounts created just for the sole purpose of testing the
global-remove. I would say that overall the thing is a joke.
Steve Mansfield steve@nwnet.net
NorthWestNet Network Engineer 425-649-7467
Someone with a supposed copy of the iemmc remove list grep'd for a regex I
gave him and determined that my dummy account is not on the list. So much
for responsible bulk email. As I told him, I can only guess that at first
the iemmc remove list was just dumping addresses to /dev/null...and then
someone involved with iemmc must have thought "gee, we have this list
potentially being built that has nothing but valid and currently used
email addresses...this beats skimming addresses from usenet or the web."
The answer to Randy's next question is "Vixie's blackhole BGP feed".
Gotta get me one of those 