Find the host provider by running a whois on the domain. The name servers listed are the lead to the host.
We usually do this for the spam complainer and e-mail them the host. You look like the good guy (which you would be) and the spam complainer knows you are not part of the problem, you are part of the solution. You may also gain a customer for the good support. I speak from experience, otherwise the other 4 replies say the same. FOOTNOTE: Contrary to my general "I hate sensitive people" attitude on this list, I put the general public that comes in contact with SpyProductions on a pedestal. My point is customer service is all we have to offer, even to those NOT doing business with us. Bad news travels fast, good news takes triple overtime to generate. You obviously have customer support in mind Genie, perhaps a canned response in regards to this specific matter is worth putting together, one that includes the spammers host contact info. Regards, Lars Hindsley SpyProductions Achieve Web Success -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Genie Livingstone Sent: February 15, 2002 12:14 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: What to do if a domain owner spams? We have been receiving reports of some domain owners spamming.... What should we do? Is there and OpenSRS/Tucows email address we can forward these reports to? Cheers Genie eyeondomain.com
