Basic question: Number of reports

[pyro]

Hello!

How can I get a report, how many times my domain has been submittted? I only have found a search for blocking lists.

And how many times must my domain beeing reported to get on the black list?

Thanks

Alex

[Jeff G.]

The SCBL does not list domains, only IP Addresses that source spam. The last I heard, two reports from different reporters or spamtraps were required. What IP Address do you think might be blocked? Thanks!

[turetzsr]

Hello!

How can I get a report, how many times my domain has been submittted? I only have found a search for blocking lists.

20031[/snapback]

...As far as I know, you would have to contact the SpamCop Deputies for that information. E-mail address is deputies <at> spamcop <dot> net.

And how many times must my domain beeing reported to get on the black list?

Thanks

Alex

20031[/snapback]

...Please see SpamCop FAQ: What is on the list?.

[Wazoo]

The basic questions, as already pointed out exist both within the FAQ here and the orginal FAQ on the www.spamcop.net pages. The specific quantity question strikes me as a bit interesting (?) ... why would that question even come up? The only scenario that seems to come to my mind is that somehow your web-site was added into a spam somewhere, but that to me would also imply that your ISP would have a note or two about any notifications they'd have received about your "actions" .... Is your ISP having some discussion with you?

[studog]

The specific quantity question strikes me as a bit interesting (?) ... why would that question even come up?

0055[/snapback]

Knowing the specific quantity allows a spammer to spam very slowly; enough to avoid being listed in the first place. If they've got a lax provider, they could get away with spamming for some time.

...Stu

[Wazoo]

Believe me, I understand that side of the issue but ... rather not wanting to fall into the shock that a spammer would actually have this much audacity ... so was trying to come up with another possibility <g>