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The following tracking URL gave me a error, no source IP headers found:

http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z1654814214za...c369eb855ae098z

But, to me, it looks like it is/was sent from a gmail account, to my gmail account.

I retrieved the full headers from Gmail's "Show Original" - unless this is another case of the spammers mangling the headers...?

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...If I remember correctly, intra-provider spam (for example, spam from one GMail user to another) is expected to be handled directly with the provider, not through SpamCop. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable will happen along and explain why this is the case.

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...If I remember correctly, intra-provider spam (for example, spam from one GMail user to another) is expected to be handled directly with the provider, not through SpamCop. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable will happen along and explain why this is the case.

The IPs are indeed in 10.x.x.x, which makes them unrouteable (and unreportable via SpamCop). However, Google has a page (https://gmail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=29381) that would appear to be tailor-made for this sort of thing.

-- rick

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The IPs are indeed in 10.x.x.x, which makes them unrouteable (and unreportable via SpamCop). However, Google has a page (https://gmail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=29381) that would appear to be tailor-made for this sort of thing.

-- rick

Alrighty, thanks for the prompt response :)

Actually, upon doing my own research, https://gmail.google.com/support/bin/answer...amp;topic=12852 may work a lot better, since it files a complaint against the user as a separate process.

It wouldn't be possible for the parser to include a note of this, would it....? hehe.

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