Why Am I Blocked? Probable Causes
If your email has suddenly been blocked by the
SpamCop blocklist, it is probably because you share an
IP address with other email users and there is someone who:
- is using auto-responses (such as Out-of-Office/Vacation notices, virus notifications, and 'bounces' created after accepting the email) that are replying to spam with forged spamtrap email addresses;
- has a computer with a virus that sends spam without the owner's knowledge;
- has a computer that has been compromised and spammers are remotely controlling it to transmit their spew;
- is sending unsolicited emails and your internet service provider is allowing it;
- or because, as in all systems, there may have been a mistake (very rare).
The
SpamCop blocklist listing will expire automatically within a specific period of time based primarily on when the last
spam came from that
IP address. See
SpamCop Official FAQ on Blocklist∞ for more information on the
SpamCop blocklist.
Please note the following:
If you are planning to ask for help in the
SpamCopNewsgroups or
SpamCopForum, you need to provide the following information.
-
IP address of the machine that you think is blocked
- rejection message that you have received
This information will help others to narrow down your problem and help you better.
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