Using last resort contacts - SpamCop Dictionary

Adapted from the Forum SpamCop Glossary

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Using last resort contacts When the Parser can't find any information about an IP Address's WHOIS listed contacts' domains in the abuse.net master database of reporting addresses, cached or via direct lookup, it uses those contacts' email addresses as contacts of last resort. All responsible domain administrators should register with abuse.net.
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