spamcop uses the date from the _receiving_ mail server, so whatever the
spammer is doing cannot affect that date...
the only thing that can confuse spamcop is if it doesn't the headers added
by the receiving server... i certainly haven't noticed any difference in the
amount of spam sourced on grid.net, and from the statistics, nobody else has
either... if this has started happening recently for you, i fear it may be
that spamcop no longer likes your mail headers for some reason - if that's
the case, it may also be causing other problems with identifying places to
report to...
maybe you could post an tracking URL (or a header) from one of your recent
spams so we can take a look at it?
michael
spamcop user, not an admin
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> Just wanted to drop a line to say that the spam generated from grid.net is
cheating spamcop by modifying the date field of thier outgoing mail. Either
that, or they're stupid on top of being evil bastards.
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> Just thought you guys might like to know.. I haven't checked yet, but I'm
sure thier spam rating this week has been reduced immensely, I haven't been
able to submit a grid.net spam in about a week or so.. :)
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