Mike,

Remember that SpamCop will notify you if your customer's URL was
contained in an email.  In other words if someone sent an email
containing a URL or IP address that belongs to your customer and
someone else turns that message into SpamCop then you and your
customer will be notified.

I don't know that's the case in this situation but you will be able to
decipher the reasons if you study enough.

I just went through this with SpamCop on one of our customers.


Terry Fritts

Friday, March 22, 2002 you wrote:

MK> One of my customers was reported to spamcop for spamming.

MK> The email that spamcop sent doesn't give any details other than the evidence
MK> of the spam and that they tracked it to my network.


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