Fred Showker wrote:
>So, I'm expecting SpamCop to make it right with the provider.
Um. Complainants are fully responsible for the reports they send.
SpamCop is not responsible for them reporting something that is
not spam. However, the deputies can usually help deal with such
things (and it sounds like this person should probably be
fined/banned). Just have your ISP email a copy of the report with
a brief explanation of the situation to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. If
it's obvious that you shouldn't have been the target of the
report, I'm sure it will be simple to point that out to them.
They might also be able to explain why the problem occurred...it's
usually something to do with how the headers are (improperly)
configured.
--
SpamCop user, not the admin. Ideas expressed are my own.
Please reply to group unless you have a specific issue with
me. Spam will be promptly and happily thwhacked with my
very largest mallet...
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