pusser_uk

Thanks petzl 👍

Thanks gnarlkeymarley. Maybe other answers will be forthcoming too.

I have been registered here for quite a long time, 10 years next week. I am just wondering what happens when the bytes available for reporting drops to zero. I am, currently, at "You have 698.2K bytes available".

I did notice that many, if not all of these spam emails contained "amazonaws" in amongst them. I decided to forward each one I received on one particular day to 'abuse@amazonaws.com'. As if by magic, I haven't had one since. Maybe it was a coincidence, maybe list washing, or maybe I found the right place to complain. Who knows.

I have recently been getting emails purportedly from iPhone, Royal Mail, Sainsbury, Morrisons, Shark Tank etc... etc.... I followed the usual reporting route through SpamCop and since I reported the first one, I have been inundated with this junk. Not just one or two a day, but up to 15 per day which, as you can imagine can take a long time to report each time when you only flash up Outlook Express once a day.. The last one I reported today is https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6704562724z6e01746bb5c7f801fcc9b8665297c7eaz Reporting to abuse@microsoft.com or report_spam@hotmail.com, where it originates, seems obviously not to work but just to multiply the amount of spam that returns. All the spam has a common thread in the "reply to" field which contains in various different forms deutsche.xyz with or without extra characters. All of them have in common, https://optimized-by.rubiconproject.com plus the rest of an address. Is there a way of stopping this amount of spam or do we keep reporting through SpamCop?

Forgive me if the way I report is wrong, I do the following.... Right click on the email (I still use Outlook Express) and select "Properties". Click on the "Details" tab and then select "Message Source". Ctrl-A to select all the text in the window, then copy and paste it into the spam Cop reporting box and Process.