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Check your forwarding email address is correct and remove/edit your email address (spam BOTs scan for email addresses) SpamCop email still Works for me https://mailsc.spamcop.net/mcgi?action=wizard&stage=1

That is annoying, I then manually report from my spammed email address.

SpamCop is just a BOT that has done a very good job for years, still does. One can always do better than SpamCop if you have the time. Snoeshoe spam dodges block list by using different IP's from same provider. I have almost always managed to get spam to stop.

Botnet device needs scanning with password change "abuse[AT]webhostedgroup[DOT]com" https://www.abuseat.org/lookup.cgi?ip=193.56.28.103 Through compromised WEB IP 210.227.118.83 device needs scanning with password change hostmaster[AT]nic[DOT]ad[DOT]jp

The only place I used this password mobydick23 is here? https://mailsc.spamcop.net/mcgi?action=gettrack&reportid=7050136343 OK I just realized that the Gmail account has nothing to do with SpamCop email that spam was sent to. But don't hurt to change ones Password occasionally.

Sounds like your provider has "fixed" your ability to receive/send email with a spam filter? Change your reply/send address to a throwaway like Gmail to see if it starts working?

Years ago I created a spotify account? Probably used that password there also? Found spotify not to my liking within a week so not ever used it since.

This is from a Apple/Mac? If so try safe mode, usually the Virus scanner stopping Captcha?

Cisco have their own ways of creating blocklists for their email servers, This is what makes them sought after. There is nothing to set-up, no false-positives nor false -negatives. Has evolved from it's "Senderbase" days

Keep reporting them they may get on he SpamCop Blocklist, Cisco is likely to add the spammers ISP, silently, add to their and owners/customers of their servers blacklist, which mean very few will even see them (they are bit binned/banned) Cisco is a major supplier of email servers which are spam free. Just post the SpamCop trace URL's like https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6624412645zda5fff963c7ab47ff120e5a1c69bb9cbz

So this is phishing and you never subscribed! with bogus unsubscribe, they are also IP hoping to avoid block-listing, called snowshoe spamming SpamCop not doing it this time report is "devnulled" Even in your case it is! If you start getting flooded with spam you stand the chance of your email account being disabled, Happened to my Gmail account, Chinese attack, "abuse]AT]12321[DOT]cn" is the supposed corrupt Government report address, they claim they want reports Forwarded as attachment before acting.

https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6624412645zda5fff963c7ab47ff120e5a1c69bb9cbz Tried the Unsubscribe link? They have your email address anyway. 91.192.42.165 has had 8 spam reports over last 90 days, Might be spam laws in Germany but many of Germanys ISP's don't accept SpamCop reports? Ideally still report though SpamCop creates statistics which are used by anti-spam org's Pay to forward the spam you receive to "abuse[AT]mapp[DOT]com" include full text and body. Above that a preamble like Criminal phishing, bogus reply address, bogus unsubscribe (NEVER subscribed), DDoS >

Gmail/other throwaway accounts, need to confirm email accounts say a week later aside from their auto-ack and remove anything in their "cloud accounts" I keep reporting these criminals to gmail with this "addy", who keep attacking although now slowly Criminal phishing, bogus reply address, bogus unsubscribe This/my email address I believe sold to this Russian (?) Crime gang by FaceBook

Yes that allows it to parse https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6623476193z4ef535a5f5916faa0ed30142c9229a4ez

No idea From African botnet probably Gmail antics 197.234.221.105 netabuse[AT]mtn[DOT]bj Through email server 81.209.169.71

So try clicking the unsubscribe link. They have your email anyhow, yes it can be used to confirm your address and probably bogus link. Do-not write your email address in any box asking for it. It 's bogus! When you submit your next spam just include the top 3 links delete the rest below those 3 links clink "enter, for one space" then write truncated, then submit Doing this should remove "Too many links." failure View this email in your browser <https://manage.kmail-lists.com/subscriptions/web-view?a=3DJAQ5dY&c=3DPMxcD= S&r=3DpRd7NAb&m=3DHpivgE&k=3D246cea184cc512fd15d8cdf901558e96> <https://www.lackofcolor.com.au/> <https://lackofcolor.com/collections/mens> truncated

Google free service would rely only automation, it is very good at sorting spam from ham If you log onto their webmail and mark all your spam as phishing it is acted upon. Each spam complaint would cost around $50 for a abuse team to work on, but I do believe abuse reports are gone over by Google I rarely get spam in my Gmail account

try to register in "Safe mode"? Know nothing about Apple computers but others report their virus program/other software/even spyware interfering with Captcha

For Windows pays to download free version of Ccleaner Be warned it may need extra program to be unchecked (tries to load other software), no need to update (it is nag-ware) but your choice. It will clean out all cookies, but you can select "options" to save needed cookies

you need to BEFORE submitting spam report to look at page top to get a tracking URL Here is your TRACKING URL - it may be saved for future reference:https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6618049412z30e4d714e651653bd291e90d56526533z Makes things clear as to whats happening and who is getting reports,

Become assimilated get a Gmail account, Free but you are the product Best email system for clearing spam, not heard of false positives is Cisco spam filter. You need a email provider that uses a Cisco email server. You just don't get spam and there is nothing to do. You don't see it. A company I worked for uses them, no problems no spam, brilliant

If you can work out the IP your email server received spam from a whois program makes it easy. This ones for Windows. Freeware http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/ipnetinfo.html

And reported spam kept on database for 3 months, example https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6593732954zaf393e656b12c75bfc0c782f527aacd8z

A few providers do not accept SpamCop reports They only accept reports from the email account that received them!

Yes if the IP shows as ever being blocked by SpamCop it would lose it's GOOD TALOS reputation EMAIL REPUTATION Good Not uncommon for SpamCops blocklist to be falsely blamed However this IP has a malware infection, But never been reported by SpamCop 195.225.38.17 abuse[at]gazprombank [dot]r u. https://www.abuseat.org/lookup.cgi?ip=195.225.38.17