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@sittnick: Wally would be in deep doo-doo anyway then, I'd say! Actually, I'd say it's more a question of whether or not your mail server is an open relay. (routes mail for unauthenticated users) Even if Wally were to hop on the corporate Wi-Fi and fake a message, there would still be traces. MAC addresses recorded on the access point. Company phone? Oops!
The original point is more about prudence regarding Internet mischief. If one wants to be anonymous, I'd try TOR or something similar. The trick to spamming though is to seem legitimate. There's nothing like hiding to make someone suspicious. :o)
@R3sistance: True, but it is also not very accessable to business networks if the filters expect funny business. If you don't have your DNS set up with an actual mx record, they often block the mail. Dynamic DNS is usually blocked and you'll just have to ask yourself if you trust your ISP not to report your name to anyone requesting it.
