Here's an example spam message from Jeremy Bowers [jerf.org]:
Subject: Re: Re: the proposal That's a nice point, but I think you should consider the information at http://www.somewebsite.com/info.html before going with that approach. I found that information to be really pertinent.
Yes, indeed, this message would get past even the best spam filters that try to interpret the message's content, such as Bayesian-like filters.
On the other hand, this spam email would not have a very good marketing message.
Posted by Doug Sauder at January 7, 2003 10:49 PM