Sending reports directly to scammers?

[display]

I'm getting spam from:

 

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Report spam to:

Re: 185.35.198.11 (Administrator of network where email originates)
To: abuse-c@intertor.net (Notes)

 

Both https://www.intertor.net/ and related https://avito.pl/ are websites of supposedly some 'fiber internet provider', but they look more like generic placeholders than anything else.

My guess they are controlled by the spammers themselves.

Can you update the website so it wouldn't suggest sending reports to them?

 

[petzl]

10 hours ago, display said:

Both https://www.intertor.net/ and related https://avito.pl/ are websites of supposedly some 'fiber internet provider', but they look more like generic placeholders than anything else.

My guess they are controlled by the spammers themselves.

Can you update the website so it wouldn't suggest sending reports to them?

SpamCop don't send reports to website Registrar just to the IP the domain resides on
If it did
Name:        www.intertor.net
IP:        185.35.199.240
Domain:    intertor.net

Name:        www.intertor.net
IP:        185.35.199.240
Which needs yo go tp
Domain:    intertor.net
   Registrar Abuse Contact Email:  abuse[AT]key-systems[DOT]net
INSTEAD
SC would send it to
abuse-c[AT]intertor[DOT]net

learn how to send a URL track top of page BEFORE you submit
like
https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6865456272zb80b6714137b6a769602c5c935b6318ez

[ninth]

19 hours ago, display said:

Can you update the website so it wouldn't suggest sending reports to them?

No we are members of this forum and users of the app and not a helpdesk. In your posts you need to provide a link to the report so we can brainstorm a solution. There are many variables to be considered and different ways of reporting like in the suggestion in the previous post. If you have any ideas of where the reports should go have you tried to test this method by manually reporting? Have you tried searching the net or forum for info about problems with the originators of the offending spam?