lbickley

Many providers use "spamrl.com" to block spam emails from entering their systems. Unfortunately, spamrl scans an entire email to find ANY email address it considers spam - and bounces it back to the originator. I have reported over 20,000 spams over the years to SpamCop - but now many of my emails are being blocked by spamrl - because it detects a spammer's address in my attachment. This forces me to not use quick reporting but rather copy and paste to SpamCop directly. I have contacted spamrl.com directly and explained the problem to them - but they have been unresponsive. This issue also impacts attempts to send "phishing" email to folks who want to see them, like spoof@paypal.com. spamrl.com also blocks them because they "discover" phishing emails in ones attachment. Some of you may not know that spamrl.com is doing this to you - as it depends on how you handle "bounced" emails. Any ideas on how to deal with this (other than asking every mail ISP one uses to bypass spamrl for all one's email)?