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Procmail recipe: From "number spam"
This procmail recipe catches a lot of spam, but might accidently catch a friendly email occasionally:
Code:
:0 * ^From:.*[0-9][0-9]([0-9])+.*@ number_spam ... trapping user names in the From header field that have 3 or more numbers. 
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