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Aside from my SpamCop email (forward) I only use Gmail, I suspect Gmail just use a Bot to cancel Gmail spammers. Most of my spam seems to come from malware bots example then they IP hop for a few days and disappear for a while due to me reporting https://check.spamhaus.org/listed/?searchterm=223.241.54.61 The machine using this IP is infected with malware that is emitting spam or is sharing a connection with an infected device.

You will be assimilated, Hotmail spam is also annoying, From outside Gmail you can report their spammer but by the notorious web page/form https://support.google.com/mail/contact/abuse Tutorial here https://www.wikihow.com/Report-a-Gmail-Account#:~:text=Things You Should Know,Submit to send the report.

Unless you effectively report these you will get more and more until you fall over. They provide "cloud space" free 30 day trails" a spammers haven. They also seem ignore abuse reports, even if they shut a free spam account, the offending spam bot just creates a new one Start your free trial. No credit card required, no software to install. With your 30-day trial, you get: Pre-loaded data or upload your own Pre-configured processes, reports, and dashboards Guided experiences for sales reps, leaders, and administrators Online training and live onboarding webinars

Look like a house of cards and panicking

13.110.74.235 has the right address for this IP bounces salesforce 13.111.68.15 is abuse[ AT]c[DOT]exacttarget[DOT]com don't take SpamCop reports There are also the US government that address Cyber abuse - central[AT]cisa[DOT]dhs[DOT]gov (AFAIK) Seems to me someone you deal with has given your details to Saleforce as Amazon did to me! Also put your your spam on their Facebook page state they refuse abuse reports, ignore unsubscribe, etc. https://www.facebook.com/SalesforceAPAC/ The best way to do this is send a SpamCop Tracking url top of page before you submit. Here is your TRACKING URL - it may be saved for future reference:https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6770888978zba9c05deea1cc1ab344161b60c8b6fb9z

Can you give a URL for a SpamCop track Before you submit a report it is at top of page.Do they have a unsubscribe link? Not seeing salesforce are Blackhats? abuse[ AT]c[DOT]exacttarget[DOT]com add to next report

Can you give a URL for a SpamCop track Before you submit a report it is at top of page. Do they have a unsubscribe link? Not seeing they are Blackhats? Had problems with kindle Amazon giving my credit card (CC) details to Audio books. my kindle don't do audio. but they are pushy/scamy (not first time, always cancel their "free" offer in buying a Kindle book), they then without asking signed me up for a "free" 14 day trail, Then did a zero amount check on my CC the moment they did this. My bank sent a auto SMS Alert, do I recognize "CLIENTCONNECT.AI", I replied no and card is considered compromised so deactivated. A real pain be a long while before I use Amazon again. Sounds like your details have been also passed on maybe?

13.110.74.235 abuse address is not salesforce? It is abuse[ AT]c[DOT]exacttarget[DOT]com at least that is what my Wuois comes up with?

Just log onto you SpamCop reporting page and go to preferences. Then select Change Email address or name remove email from Forward mail to address remove

Yes , the only way to counter spam is to dob the criminals in. Had a couple end up facing court.

Send a email to deputies [AT]spamcop[DOT]net asking to fix

The only way to have abuse reports to "abuse at amazonaws" is to forward your (phishing) spam with text of headers and spam, from your own email that received it. Amazon are particularly ignorant and full of convenient denial include the SpamCop track Gmail want you to spend a hour fulling out a web form. Whois of website Name: ift.tt "all 3 abuse amazonaws.com" IP: 54.145.194.74, 34.233.115.153, 34.239.229.126 Amazon Technologies Inc. AMAZON (NET-54-144-0-0-1) 54.144.0.0 - 54.221.255.255 Amazon Data Services NoVa AMAZON-IAD (NET-54-144-0-0-2) 54.144.0.0 - 54.147.255.255

Yes SC works but try to be better the SpamCop the BOT. Once your email name is on a spam list it gets sold to others, hence after first spam the attack on your email goes up. Attack is your best defense!

Neither 172.67.23.149 or 144.217.180.201 have been reported to SpamCop. The bounce seems to be a fraud suggest you report these bounces as fraud? Use SpamCop is the easiest way

NEED A working IP address to look-up none provided?

Looking at the reported email, subject, some may be from financial services, but Mailgun have the 90 day 5,000 emails a month free trial and a lot of subject refers to being of Chinese origin. Mail gun not accepting SpamCop abuse reports seems stupid? Again "Free" accounts IMO need at least a $1 credit-card charge would hinder spammers give them the $1 back if they wish to continue. Would stop bots multiple sign-up

mailgun reject spam reports, they allow spammers to use their email server you are using, or you have a dirty email list. http://spamcop.net/w3m?action=checkblock&ip=143.55.232.12 Witn-in 24 hours of spam stopping SpamCop blocking stops Listing History In the past 88.0 days, it has been listed 37 times for a total of 36.6 days Other hosts in this "neighborhood" with spam reports 143.55.231.46 143.55.231.49 143.55.232.1 143.55.232.2 143.55.232.3 143.55.232.4 143.55.232.5 143.55.232.6 143.55.232.8 143.55.232.9 143.55.232.10 143.55.232.11 143.55.232.13 143.55.232.14 143.55.232.15 143.55.232.16 143.55.232.17 You perhaps need to learn about double opt-in to create a clean email list. https://mailchimp.com/en-au/help/single-opt-in-vs-double-opt-in/

Seems Microsoft feel they are to big tp fail will see how long these take to block spam reports? https://www.first.org/members/teams/mscert https://ibb.co/4ZH9gs4

Another Cloud pusher offering free trails, others are Microsoft, Amazon and so-on. If you get the source IP try using it as a web-link (url) you sometimes lean more about the spammer. Keep on the never ending attack. It does work.

Seems Microsoft feel they are to big tp fail

Microsoft years ago had SpamCop send reports to to "report_spam@" I suspect this is another legacy issue and reports are not being dealt with! Try including cert[AT]microsoft[DOT]com in report Microsoft are offering "free" Azure accounts, they need to get a $1 charge to a credit card or they become a spam haven. You may wish or able to block this include windows update https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=41653 The link contains all the Azure IP addresses on the network..

Thanks for the reply. Internet phone numbers (VOIP) like Skype, allow one to type in any phone number they like, even yours (used as revenge if you block their fake number). I'm Australia but most fake calls have non-Australian accent's predominantly Indian (not native American). I tell them I have a "Aboriginal" curse which is for your family and friends, keep away from them (often they panic and hang-up)! But reporting BOTH IP's AND Registrar to abuse seems to of turn them off calling me. Some like GoDaddy on their web reporting allow specific Mobile spam reporting. None for over a month, before that many times night and day (probaly removed from a " spam hitlist") Sample you can also send a Snapshot of your mobile screen (I don't) You h ave a ne w vo icemail me ss ag e allianzandco.com/k-n-u/?kyRaTyLkE6K8X3-5hB 19 Name: allianzandco.com IP: 5.135.161.179 Domain: allianzandco.com mobile spam/phishing from claimed mobile 0422 212 644 reset password

I don't like using my real name on internet but because long lost friends have moved everywhere I opened a Facebook account with real name and a Gmail with real name. Before I used it were getting spam from Russia, I went into his server using it's IP address, they had encryption bots so I then set about shutting down their Youtube Crypto currency videos and full spam report to email provider registrar etc! Pretty sure it was sold to them by Facebook, they have a lot of con advertisements even with PayPal accounts. Companies can use Bots to detect other Bots. Since Musk let the cat out of the bag, it's become a concern to many. Norton say this is how 7 ways to recognize a Twitter bot Here are several ways to help detect if a Twitter account is a bot or not. Keep in mind, a bot’s setup and activity often appears automated. When trying to determine if an account might be a bot, beware of the following red flags: IP correlation — the geographical location of Twitter accounts. Time-based correlation — the release of tweets in close proximity. Automation — when an account tweets short replies that appear automated. Content similarity — when the same content is tweeted at the same time. Account creation — Twitter bots with recent creation dates. Account description — when an account looks automated because its username contains numbers. Also, it appears anonymous in the absence of a photo, biography, or profile description. Account activity — when a bot follows a lot of accounts but does not have many followers, and it’s retweeting and tweeting content faster than a human could.

Well Elon Musk claims 90% of Twitter user are bots or fake. Probably Facebook similar? His method of checking was a user with 1000 followers he checked every tenth one, 90% were spam bots. https://nypost.com/2022/05/16/elon-musk-says-twitter-claims-bot-check-broke-nda/?utm_source=NYPTwitter&utm_medium=SocialFlow&utm_campaign=SocialFlow

unfortunately spammer will just use another free/or compromised account However attack is your only defense!