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SpamCop

Service for reporting spam and filtering unwanted email

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The service combines two main functions: reporting spam to network administrators so that unsolicited email can be stopped at the source, and a DNS-based blocking list that mailserver operators can use to filter incoming mail. Additional resources include a FAQ, a user community, and information for senders who have been reported for spamming.

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