[Spamassassin Wiki] Trivial Update of "OtherTricks" by JeremyKister

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fixed domain.com -> example.com

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  Fake MX records can work like greylisting and often much faster. It doesn't require the installation of new software. What you do is add a fake highest and lowest MX record. Normal email will probably retry but spammers often don't. This is especially true of virus infected windows zombie spam. Here's an example MX configuration.
  {{{
-  fake0.domain.com   10
+  fake0.example.com   10
-  realmx.domain.com  20
+  realmx.example.com  20
-  fake1.domain.com   30
+  fake1.example.com   30
  }}}
  The fake records can either be undefined or can point to dead IP addresses or to real IP addresses with port 25 closed. On the lowest numbered MX be sure it's pointed to a closed port because if you just use a temporary error then Qmail, which is not RFC compatible, will never move up to the next MX record.
  
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  Optionally you can add a lot of fake MX records on the top side. Additional fake MX records on the lowest numbers end will cause some additional delay, but on the high end there's no penalty. The reason for additional higher MX records is if spammers start trying random MX records then this give them more dead MX records to try.
  
  {{{
-  fake0.domain.com   10
+  fake0.example.com   10
-  realmx.domain.com  20
+  realmx.example.com  20
-  fake1.domain.com   30
+  fake1.example.com   30
-  fake2.domain.com   40
+  fake2.example.com   40
-  fake3.domain.com   50
+  fake3.example.com   50
-  fake4.domain.com   60
+  fake4.example.com   60
-  fake5.domain.com   70
+  fake5.example.com   70
  }}}
  
  == Greylisting ==