Don't be too quick to crow about how "fun" it is to fire off those abuse messages.
Spamcop sends lots of message, supposedly on the behalf of Spamcop users, that are both nonsense complaints, and totally misdirected.
As a direct result of every single Spamcop abuse report we've ever received being totally bogus (misdirected and/or nonsense), we refuse all email connectivity from Julian Haight's domains and networks. We don't have the time or the desire to fix his system for him.
If Julian ever gets his act together, and writes a tool that lusers can have "fun" with when firing off complaints without those complaints being 100% misdirected and nonsense, we'll probably let his systems talk to ours again. However, until he re-engineers Spamcop into a conservative tool for assisting in crafting legitimate abuse reports, he and his lusers are just SOL when it comes to getting through to us.
In the end, if you're complaining about abuse in order to have "fun", you probably need to take a break.:-) And don't use Spamcop anyway. Use something responsible like Sam Spade instead.
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Spamcop sends lots of message, supposedly on the behalf of Spamcop users, that are both nonsense complaints, and totally misdirected.
As a direct result of every single Spamcop abuse report we've ever received being totally bogus (misdirected and/or nonsense), we refuse all email connectivity from Julian Haight's domains and networks. We don't have the time or the desire to fix his system for him.
If Julian ever gets his act together, and writes a tool that lusers can have "fun" with when firing off complaints without those complaints being 100% misdirected and nonsense, we'll probably let his systems talk to ours again. However, until he re-engineers Spamcop into a conservative tool for assisting in crafting legitimate abuse reports, he and his lusers are just SOL when it comes to getting through to us.
In the end, if you're complaining about abuse in order to have "fun", you probably need to take a break. :-) And don't use Spamcop anyway. Use something responsible like Sam Spade instead.