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tom.k
Itchy arm pits to those idiot ISPs who have enable spam protection on their abuse reporting addresses -they bounce the spam reports. ---pfft idiots pfft grrrrrrr mad.gif
msealey
tom,

Yes, I'm getting more and more.

Something has to be done about all of this rolleyes.gif
Tifferg
A sneaky idea crossed my mind reading this topic ... where informing ISPs doesn't work, perhaps embarrassing them might?

If a league table of reported spam sorted by the originating ISP were put on a web site showing the volume of spam reported by ISP - perhaps culled from Jeff's honeypot database? - and it is visible to the public, they may feel sufficiently ashamed or embarrassed to actually do something about it. It's years since I dabbled with SQL but I'm sure it should be relatively simple to do a count sorted by ISP cool.gif Jeff?
mikaelf
http://www.commonworkspace.com/abusetracking.php

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msealey
Here is something similar.
Tifferg
Yeah, that sort of thing! cool.gif
jenkins
Don't you mean exactly like this?
<http://www.spamhaus.org/statistics/networks.lasso>

Peter
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