[SC-Help] Re: Yahoo! Mail bouncing Spamcop replies to reports

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"Canopus" <BNRAGMAOKKXT at spammotel.com> wrote in message
news:dnnc6s$sbp$1 at news.spamcop.net...
> Mark Jones on 22/11/2005 wrote:
>
> >Mike Easter wrote:
> >
> >>Mark Jones wrote:
> >>
> >>>Your email address, majg12uk at yahoo.co.uk has returned a bounce:
> >>
> >>>UP Email not accepted for policy reasons.
> >>>  http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/defer/defer-04.html
> >>
> >>>As I regularly report phishing emails to
> >>>Spamcop any replies from Spamcop will bounce if they are caught by
> >>>Yahoo's ant-phishing technology.
> >>
> >>How so?
> >>
> >>If you email report/submit to spamcop, what SC sends to the yahoo addy
> >>is a trackerlink and some headers in the body.  Those headers are simply
> >>the headers of the mail sent which contains the phish or spam in the
> >>body, not the phish or the spam or the phish or the spam's headers.
> >>
> >>How do you theorize the trackerlink [for a spam or phish] + sending
> >>headers thereof will trip yahoo's antiphish [or fraud or viruses also
> >>mentioned at the top link] tech?
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >I apologise, I could have been clearer in explaining that the phishing
> >email
> >did not originate from or contain links pertaining to Yahoo! servers and
so
> >the corresponding Spamcop report is not going to Yahoo!. What I meant was
> >the email address that I use to send reports to and receive replies from
> >Spamcop is based at Yahoo! so, therefore, *responses from ISPs* (that
often
> >contain the original reported spam/phish) are sent to Spamcop and
> >redirected by Spamcop to my Yahoo! address. It is these that I presume
were
> >blocked by Yahoo! anti-phishing filters and caused the bounce back to
> >Spamcop.
> >
> >Hope that clarifies.
> >
> >Mark
>
> This probably doesn't solve your problem, but, for the last week I have
> been having increasingly frustrating problems with Yahoo account and
> submissions to SC through it i.e. being cut of by Yahoo server
> intentionally terminating connection when number of submissions reach
> around 20 in a short time.  I have now given up with the Yahoo account and
> trying Googlemail, but, mail returns from SC are so slow at the moment I
> can't give it a fair trial.
>

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You mentioned yahoo vs. 20 submissions in short time??

Do you mean that you send each spam submission in a separate e-mail? Why not
submit all 20 as attachments to ONE e-mail submission?

You are limited in the number of submitted spams only by the total size of
each submission. Most spams are short so you probably could fit more than 20
into one e-mail submittal to SC.

-- 
A SpamCop user and forum reader,
Not Admin
***

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> Rob
>
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