This is not a good idea, Mikael. 1) Read the FAQ: <http://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/14.html>
>List Traffic > >No matter how hard list managers try, spammers find a way to inject spam >to the list, resulting in all list members receiving it. > > List servers often show themselve's as the source of the mail sent to >it, not the originating user's IP address. Spam sent to mail lists/groups >must not be reported using SpamCop. Instead, you should send a note to >the list owner/manager who can block the source from sending to the list. > 2) You will only be putting the powermail list on the spamcop blocking list, which is (probably) not what you want to do. 3) Abusing the Spamcop blocking service should/might/will get you banned. Mikael Byström at Thu, 5 Aug 2004 12:04:13 +0200 said: > > I'm reporting all Mailsword responses not from an individual I have >mailed as Spam to Spamcop.net. >I suggest you guys do the same, so that Mailsword get the attention that >their service can be abused unintentionally to create spam. Hardly >*their* intention. > >PM 5.0.1 | OS X 10.3.4 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD > > > > >
