Re: SpamCop: reporting SPAM via e-mail

Grant Taylor <gtaylor@tnetconsulting.net> wrote:

On 6/19/24 06:21, Anton Shepelev wrote:

But submitting the offending e-mail does not seem to be a
fire-and-forget procedure, as you then receive a reply with a link
to "finish spam reporting" on their website.

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Agreed.
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But forwarding spam samples (as a message/rfc822 attachment) and then
later logging into SpamCop's web interface and completing the 2nd half
for (multiple) submission(s) (in bulk) is easy enough.
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How many reports do you confirm per (working) day?

In May case over 10 reports per day is "too much".
[ It had used to be over 50 reports per day [

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