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Posted by Bus Driver on May 08, 2004 at 15:28:56 from (66.226.37.110):
In Reply to: EMAILS RETURNED posted by KENT on May 08, 2004 at 04:57:57:
Began to have the same problem last night. Here is what I think happened to me, not for sure, no way to contact anybody. There is an organization called SpamCop. After enough complaints, they put an Email adress on their blacklist. No way to get it removed, if no complaints for 48 hours, it removes automatically. Many ISPs automatically reject anything from blacklisted address. The problem arises because some computer somewhere, probably virus infected, spoofs that Email address in sending tons of spurious spam. My computer was not even turned on for as long as the claimed spam sending. I have dialup and it is never dialed up unless I am sitting here. They claim 33 Emails, spam sent in one day. I have not sent that many in two weeks. No way to contact them that I can find. As I stated, much of this is just my guess. If someone has specific information about this, please enlighten us. These virus makers, like other trash in society, mess it up for the rest of us.
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