That does happen when the workstation is a direct spam source or a spam relay that sends mail to one of the 'feeder' SORBS servers (Spam and Open Relay blocking System). Usually blacklisted servers return this when they are a listserver that automatically opts users in without their confirmation. Not good. What anti-spam, no adware, and spyware blocking software have you installed? Can you put them on a zip disk or thumb drive at work and install them at home that way to check your system? I also wonder if your workstation at home has been blacklisted somehow?
>>I know this can happen when Norton Script Blocking is enabled.
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>Hi Tracy. I just turned off script blocking, and I am getting the same thing. Strangely, when I ping
www.lavasoftusa.com it says the IP shows as 127.0.0.7 instead of 66.117.38.101/
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