Seb

So in other words, then answer is "Yes, Spamcop has become totally useless." Thanks for the confirmation.

So, basically, Spamcop has become totally useless now?

I recently got spam from a Chinese shipping company - I have no need for any such "service" and I've definitively never signed up to receive any of their spam; so it's a little surprising to me that my report was not filed when I submitted it. Upon closer inspection of the report, I noticed the following, which suggest this spammer is being reported as if I had actually opted-in to their spam (repeat: I most definitively have not!) This seems like it needs fixing on Spamcop's end. Tracking message source: 45.195.24.63: Routing details for 45.195.24.63 Report routing for 45.195.24.63: abuse@cloudinnovation.org Message is 9 hours old 45.195.24.63 not listed in cbl.abuseat.org 45.195.24.63 not listed in dnsbl.sorbs.net 45.195.24.63 listed in accredit.habeas.com ( 1 ) 45.195.24.63 listed in plus.bondedsender.org ( 1 ) BondedSender+ confirmed opt-in only 45.195.24.63 not listed in iadb.isipp.com .... Report spam to: Re: 45.195.24.63 (Third party interested in email source) To: Internal spamcop handling: (bondedsender) (Notes)