Any ISP or site that has had a complaint filed against it can mark the complaint
as "dealt with" or as an innocent bystander.  They do not need a SpamCop account
to do this.

-- HellRazor


Kee Hinckley wrote:

<edited for brevity>

> When I complained to them, I received a message back from
>   "steven leeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> which included the following interesting tidbit.
>
> > We don't work with Spamcop and have ourselves regularly a spamcop message to
> > answer to
> > to prevent enlistment in an  orbslike database...
>
> In other words.  HotRate maintains a spamcop account which they use to claim
> that the spammer has been dealt with.  That way they can keep themselves from
> being targeted as a known spammer.
>
> I strongly suggest that someone find out what that account is and cancel it.
>
> Full messages with headers available upon request.  (And yes, that's my real
> email address, and I'd appreciate it if you'd cc me in any reply--I can't
> stop by here very often.)

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