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And the Parser says:

Yum, this spam is fresh!
Message is 0 hours old

No reporting addresses found for 2803:d300:5461:3451:0:0:0:1, using devnull for tracking. [Darn.]

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Sometimes, it seems like all the spams in my gmail-spam-folder are ipv6, and they're only going to Devnull, not being reported to the sender's ISP.

But I might be wrong. If there are ipv6's that are sufficiently identified and reported, then I'm probably processing them without giving them a 2nd thought, and I only notice the ones that only go to Devnull.

In summary, I'm getting plenty of ipv6 spams from gmail that are not being sufficiently identified and therefore not reported to the sender's ISP.

Is that a problem with all ipv6 spams?

Thanks,
-neil-

PS: Are you getting email spasms? How about leg spams?

In the last few days I have been unable to forward spam as an attachment to spamcop through using yahoo mail. I can send other email from yahoo with no problem and can forward as long as I don't do that Shift-Alt-F keystrokes for forwarding as an attachment.

Has anyone else experienced this lately? I had been using that keystroke combination for quite some time with no problem.

My Webpage

There is a screenshot of the error message.

thanks

The spammers are putting 2 to 3 twitter URLs in their spam but I only see one URL being reported to Twitter.

Just curious why? Shouldn't SpamCop report all the twitter URLs that were in a spam message?

Example URL using X's: http://t.co/XXXXXXXX

Actual report ID 5949024931 for reference.

Hello,
It has been brought to my attention that a few clients have been trying to send me emails to my account, however they keep getting them bounced back and I never receive them.
This is one of the messages they get:
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Sorry, we were unable to deliver your message to the following address:
Remote host said: 550 http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?98.139.44.166" [RCPT_TO]
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What does that mean and how do we fix it? I don't understand if it's a problem on the senders end or ours.
Thank you for any prompt assistance.
Richard

Hi, is there something going on with Spamcop's email? I'm seeing doubles and sometimes triples of email messages, both in webmail and IMAP. Not sure about POP3, as I don't download my email regularly; still hoping to get my primary email client working again (with FOSS software, sometimes bugs don't get squished promptly. ) so I tend to leave my email on SpamCop until I have to download it.