> Note that SpamCop will take action against one of their users who
> incorrectly reports messages as spam, preventing the same person from
> causing the same problem in the future. So in this case, TUCOWS should
> report these kinds of "spam reports" to a SpamCop deputy:
>
> http://spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/167.html
>
> Although there is no "list" involved, pointing out that the person
> does
> in fact own a domain name should be sufficient to get the user's
> SpamCop access revoked, which will at least prevent these particular
> people from doing it again.
Yes and no. If I'd never used OpenSRS in my life and got a renewal notice
for a domain I didn't own, I've be correct in reporting it as spam.
Since there is no process to verify email addresses, it's quite possible
(Although VERY unlikely) that the individual who reported the mail as spam
did nothing wrong.
-- I used to be indecisive, now I'm not so sure.
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