> It didn't leak. Yahoo "features" are opt-out, not opt-in. If you go
> to your account for this list and log in, you will be able to switch
> all the garbage stuff off. Also take the "plain text" option and set
> up your email client to post in plain text. That avoid nasties like
> javascripts being attached to your messages by Yahoo marketing.

The content of the message is:
=============
Hi,
Good news for you.

PHARMACY directly from the manufacturer,
Economize up to 60 % with us http://zhedungasetion.com

Well-it could be worse, Floyd said in a repellently cheery fashion.
I was about to curse him out when he got just the answer he deserved.
And it will be. You will be dead, the man said from the other side
=============
and the message header is:

Received: from arnell-west.com ([82.65.168.74]) by issystems.co.nz
ESMTP; Tue, 29 Aug 2006 03:58:29 +1200
Received: by 192.168.43.104 with SMTP id dnRqWMG;
Mon, 28 Aug 2006 08:58:18 -0700
Message-ID: <000001c6caba$c7390b10$682ba8c0@uppjkow>
Reply-To: "James Kilroy" <gerlauwhitesid@...>
From: "James Kilroy" <gerlauwhitesid@...>
Subject: Re: kiyoRX
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 08:58:18 -0700
Return-Path: <gerlauwhitesid@...>

Definately not opt-out type email from yahoo.

The source IP address range belongs to adsl.proxad.net

Bit fishy.

Regards,

Ian.