On 17/10/2019 22:05, Jay Hennigan via mailop wrote:
Why doesn't Microsoft handle this internally instead of forcing the
reporter to jump through another flaming hoop? They got the report to
their whois-listed abuse contact based on originating IP. They know
what internal department should
There was a time when, "all of Microsoft" was Hotmail.
That hasn't been the case for a decade.
If it’s a Hotmail/Outlook.com/msn/live/etc. property, report_spam is still the
place to send it.
If it’s from an Office365 tenant, best to send it thru SpamCop if one is not an
Office365 tenant
So, for a very long time the spam reporting address for all of Microsoft
seems to have been report_s...@hotmail.com. This seems to have changed.
Whois for Microsoft now shows the reporting address of
ab...@microsoft.com which makes more sense.
Recently I reported spam to the
Hi,
Searching the list history I didn't find any contacts. Does anyone know
of any way to contact us by email or forum?
I have a server with very low message volume that is daily listed at
https://ipremoval.sms.symantec.com/ipr/lookup
Thanks.
Bruno
