Wayne Tickner wrote:
> I legally used an opt-in mailing list, and was falsely accused of
> spam.
Where did you get that list? If you bought it, then you definitely were
spamminng. There is no respectable market for such lists, only spammers
use them. You didn't buy the list? You allowed people to enter their e-
mail address at your web page? Did you allow other people to enter my
address? Yes? Then you are spamming.
> After finding out more, I find that this report was automatic.
SpamCop does not automatically send reports. SpamCop only prepares the
reports, but does not actually send them until the spam victim clicks on
a button.
> I have all the documents to proof that each and every person on that
> list signed up, their IP details, everything needed.
You need to proof that the person who enters an address really owns that
address. I don't see how an IP address provides evidence for this. The
simple question is: Did you use a confirmed opt-in procedure (a.k.a.
double opt-in) or did you send your mass mailings to people who did not
confirm that they really were the ones who performed the subscription?
Your choice of words makes me think that you did not wait until you got
the confirmation.
Gerd
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