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Now all they need to do is add a green and a blue laser for full color key pictures - much more economical too.

So, they're finally here! Dmmn, that's a lot for a keyboard! :angry: I still want one (it's going to have to be) someday. :closedeyes: (zzz)

Better horses (or even cows) than pigs.

It's starting to look like a problem with hyphens.

Is there any way to resend the notification that arcor-ip.de should have gotten? I can't submit the spam again.

I think this is the right forum for this, but maybe not. (If not, I'm sure the moderators, who are on top of things, will move it.) SpamCop tried to send a message to 'abuse[at]arcor' (no .com, .net or .anything). Here is the Tracking URL.

No, he (or she) is only saying that I have understood the question. If I understand the answer(s) correctly, SpamCop has set up some of these administrative reporting addresses (for whatever reason), but they could also come from looking at online resources (like whois lookups and abuse.net). (Edited to fix quote.)

I thought the original poster was asking why SpamCop would believe that a domain that wasn't gmail, hotmail, et al would have a administrative reporting address from gmail, hotmail, et al - I could be wrong.

This afternoon I had a report go to happie498cn#yahoo.com.cn[at]devnull.spamcop.net, so it appears that it has been done.

I think they did - reports to weekend[at]bbn.cn went to dev/null today.

My condolences to dbiel and family.

Just a note: I have also received one.

I think this is the first one of them I've seen that locked people out of even reading the messages. Just another thing to thank him for - Thanks Wazoo. And none of them know how lucky they are either.

... takes me to a 'you must register' page, even though the URL in the address bar matches.

That must make me second to last.