Outside Spam Reports

[jerry_setty]

Not sure if I am posting in the right area or if this allowed but I found some e-mails through G-Mail to send reports to for spam.

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer....4080&topic=1519

[agsteele]

Not sure if I am posting in the right area or if this allowed but I found some e-mails through G-Mail to send reports to for spam.

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer....4080&topic=1519

40967[/snapback]

Sadly the link yopu provided didn't work.

I'm not sure, either what new feature you are requesting. Perhaps being able to read your link would have made all clear.

Can you tell us about the content of the link?

Andrew

[Miss Betsy]

Not sure if I am posting in the right area or if this allowed but I found some e-mails through G-Mail to send reports to for spam.

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer....4080&topic=1519

40967[/snapback]

Since you are only allowed four user defined emails with spam, probably the best way to report spam that comes from other countries is to manually report them.

Just copy the raw email into an email, type a short sentence (like 'Please take appropriate action.') at the top. I usually put the IP address in the subject (ie. 'spam via Ip address'), and send. If you have a lot of spam and that seems like a hassle, you could copy and paste the tracking numbers of the spam from spamcop in an email with a short explanation.

I don't know whether the deputies would be interested in adding those addresses to the parser (or if it would be too complicated). You could try emailing deputies [at] admin.spamcop.net with the information and suggestion.

Miss Betsy

[Jeff G.]

Beware that email messages sent to ABUSE[at]NA.nic.it end up in a database that is posted to the web.