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"EXPERTS ONLY" reports


mshalperin

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Part of the problem is that you're reporting that "donor" link that really has nothing to do with the message. 

You should report the image link and to the ISP, with a copy to the 419 Secret Service link, but I would leave the other IB links out of it

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I'm not sure what you mean by "donor" and "image" links. What I was discussing was parser generated reports to SpamCop administration for "review" which were labeled "EXPERTS ONLY" and default unchecked. I have no way of determining which link is an IB.

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I'm not sure what you mean by "donor" and "image" links.  What I was discussing was parser generated reports to SpamCop administration for "review" which were labeled "EXPERTS ONLY" and default unchecked. I have no way of determining which link is an IB.

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Ahhhh, but you've now keyed on what the "EXPERTS ONLY" phrase was all about <g> That was placed there in an attempt to stop those simply checking all the boxes over and over, the suggestion being that one should do some research prior to electing to "appeal" the listing first.

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What I usually do when I hit one of those URLs that I might want to appeal to "Internal spamcop handling: (appeals)" is use my Sam Spade for Windows (SSW, spade.exe) to safely browse to the spamvertised URL's page, gather enough evidence to prove that the spamvertised URL's page (or a page linked from a URL on the spamvertised URL's page) is still working and is selling the same crap that the spam is selling, and then paste that evidence into the Notes for the people who read "Internal spamcop handling: (appeals)" (way down near the bottom of the parse page), indicating the correlation (such as "spam and URL's working page are both pushing Viagra").

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use my Sam Spade for Windows (SSW, spade.exe) to safely browse to the spamvertised URL's page, gather enough evidence to prove that the spamvertised URL's page (or a page linked from a URL on the spamvertised URL's page) is still working

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Thanks. I've used Anonymizer for the same purpose, but there can be indirect connection between the spammer and link not immediately apparant. I never tried to dipute an IB claim and didn't in this case - I was just confused by the wording of the appeal link.

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Ahhhh, but you've now keyed on what the "EXPERTS ONLY" phrase was all about <g>  That was placed there in an attempt to stop those simply checking all the boxes over and over, the suggestion being that one should do some research prior to electing to "appeal" the listing first.

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I agree - I was just unfamiliar with the process.

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I agree - I was just unfamiliar with the process.

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I'm thinking that the primary purpose was based on all the appeals done on sites that had already been whacked by a caring ISP .... there werre all kinds of other issues, but I seem to recall that this was the big sore point for the Deputies.

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