Re: Spam Cop

From: Jim Reardon <jim_at_amusive.com>
Date: Thu 13 Mar 2003 00:43:59 -0600

On Thu 13 Mar 2003 00:29:49 -0600, Rob Frankel wrote:

>>3. What effects does Spam Cop have when you are reported?
>
>Ten to one says he's demanding some form of payment from you, right?
>He tried that with a couple of clients of mine. There are only two
>effects I know of if you play ball: he gets richer and he leaves you
>alone.

Your clients have most likely been duped by a fraudulent email or you
are confused with another service. The only pay service SpamCop runs
is a user-end filtered email account. They do not ask, expect, or
demand funds from websites or NOCs, nor do they accept funds to be
put on whitelists/not list you/remove you from their list.

Also, you can get him to 'leave you alone' -- if you don't want
reports send him an email and you will not receive reports. You can
not control, however, what reports your ISP receives when complaints
are submitted. Nor can you pay to not have them sent to your ISP.
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Jim Reardon <jim_at_amusive.com>
http://www.amusive.com/






Received on Thu Mar 13 2003 - 00:43:59 CST