SpamCop FAQ : (Category) Help for abuse-desks and administrators : Introduction – What is this thing? How does it work?
You have probably arrived here because you received an email generated using SpamCop. This is a free service available to all netizens. Reports from SpamCop are sent by individual users who review email manually and identify spam (Unsolicited Bulk Mail). You can try it yourself to see how it works. SpamCop administrators do not, and cannot verify the claims made by its users. Not only are there simply far too many reports filed for anyone to manually review them, but even if we were to, there is no way for us to know whether a user actually did or did not solicit a message prior to reporting it as spam. SpamCop currently generates two main types of spam reports. All look very similar, but you can tell the difference from the subject line: • [SpamCop:63.11.142.206,id:246645593]Adv: Affordable Dental Care • [SpamCop:(http://www.geocities.com/dentalcare),id:246645595]Adv: Affordable Dental Care The first example indicates that SpamCop has tracked the source of the email to your network.
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- SpamCop FAQ : (Category) Help for abuse-desks and administrators : Introduction - What is this thing? How does it work?
