Re: Advice on removing IP Address from SPAMCOP

In article <[email protected]>, "Mike Easter" <[email protected]> writes:
> Mike McCannish wrote:
> 
>> On Monday my IP was added to the SPAMCOP DB. We successfully managed
>> to delist our mail server but today we found ourselves back on the
>> list.
> 
> Delisting shouldn't be your goal.  Your goal should be to stop the
> behavior of the server which is causing the problem of hitting spamcop
> reporters and spamcop spamtraps.
> 
>> The entry is:-
>>
>> http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?62.189.137.201
> 
> When you follow that link you get to a page you should read and you also
> get links to more pages you should read.  I'll post some of that here in
> case you didn't follow the links or do the reading yet.

But beware - the link entitled "Dispute listing of 62.189.137.201"
should not work for you because it presumes you have reduced your
browser security by enabling Javascript.

It seems ironic to me that a spamfighting outfit should presume that
users are willing to reduce their security in other ways.