The fun thing about
http://spamcop.net/ is getting those replies back
which say the spammer had been booted.
Spamcop used to have a free service (as well as a pay one) - dunno if
that's still the case as I liked it well enough to subscribe long ago,.
Although I don't have them screen my email, I just paste the full headers
in (and the source code if it contains html), click a button and they parse
it and prepare separate spam reports to all of the pertinent addresses. All
the work of sorting through the fake addresses and parsing the headers is
done for you - and (depending on your connection, etc.) it takes about 5
seconds.
jeff
At 09:35 PM 3/18/2002, lysaabi wrote:
quoted 21 lines After a teensy bit of research, I forwarded the offending spam to:
>After a teensy bit of research, I forwarded the offending spam to:
>
>david@socket.net
>abuse@cncx.net
>(addresses only good for that particular piece of spam...)
>
>Try it. It's ever so satifying to get a response when a spammer's account has
>been cancelled!
>
>Lisa
>
>
>
>Static Beats wrote:
>
> > Wonderful - this is what I get when I tried to "unsubscribe":
> >
> > This address is not currently a subscriber to the Maniac Industries event
> > notification system. If you wish to subscribe at anytime, please send an
> > e-mail to "mailinglist@maniacindustries.com" with "Subscribe" (no quotation
> > marks) in the subject line.
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