> >>they may not actually base good mail on the ip address but the domain.
>
> > Sorry, but that just isn't possible.
>
>That's not exactly true Scott.
>
>Our IP had nothing to do with the offending e-mail message at all.
True. Your IP was just the address that needed to be used to report the
mail to. But since that report didn't hurt your listing in SPAMCOP in any
way, it's not relevant to the SPAMCOP test.
Yes, it is a waste of time if some user complained that an E-mail that was
sent to them was spam and it contained a URL to a site you host, but that's
not SpamCop's fault -- it's the recipient of that E-mail that decided to
report the spam to you.
>So all you have to do to get someone in their database is submit an
>e-mail with that someone's url in it.
That's not exactly true. All you have to do to get an abuse report sent to
someone is submit an E-mail with the URL in it. However, there doesn't
seem to be any evidence that SpamCop keeps track of that in any way.
-Scott
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