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"Oops! My bad! I of course meant to post the publicly-accessible link. Thanks for the correction.\n \nWho told you this, and what was the reason they gave?\n \nI'm confused. When you say \"anything at ourdomain.com\" or \"username at ourdomain,com\" are you referring to the from-addresses in the e-mail message? Normally these are completely forged and random, and often belong to innocent parties. SpamCop does not do anything with these addresses. I trust you are not trying to report abuse of these addresses through SpamCop.\n \nI believe that as far as SpamCop is concerned, the spam does not \"come from\" an e-mail address; it comes from a machine that relayed it to the recipient's mail system, a machine with an identifiable IP address that can be traced back to a particular internet provider who has abuse contact addresses to which abuse can be reported.\n \nThe point in reporting all spam you get is this -- you feed the SpamCop blocking list with accurate information as to the sources of spam right now. This helps SCBL users (including possibly yourself) to detect and detain (or even reject) mail that appears to be spam. So, I think the more reporting the better (as long as it is accurate and rightful reporting).\n-- rick \n"
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