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Or whether people that have forwarded
an interesting newsletters article with your advertisement containing
links to your website--you are considered to be a spammer by
spamcop--even when the message header have absolutely nothing to
do with you--as long as there is a link to you, you are spamming.
What do you do with hoax or
suspicious emails or phishing scams?
If the email appears to be from PayPal, eBay, your bank, broker,
ISP, telephone or electric company, Better Business Bureau, etc., asking for confidential details,
it's a scam. Reputable
companies will never ask for your password. Forward the email
to the company in question; they will appreciate it.
"Internet Scams, Identity Theft, and Urban Legends: Are You at Risk?"
Unfortunately, as we hear every single day, being smart is NOT enough to
protect yourself from dangerous Internet scams, frustrating spam, or
devious identity theft...
To check on other urban legends and identity theft/Internet
scams, visit http://www.scambusters.org/
You can read about
the
latest threats making the rounds at
http://snopes.com
Submit
a
complaint about a particular company to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission
Anyone, can file
a complain at spamcop about you spamming them--even without valid reasons, perhaps out
of spite, with malicious intention or just for the fun of it.
The complain site at
spamcop is just a
ROBOT that spits out by the thousands spam warning messages to
any ISPs that host an "Innocent" user email domain that was hijack for
spamming purpose.
To spamcop,
the Innocent by stander is simply just
another "casualty-of-war" too bad about that, they don't give a
"dammed" at all, your complain to them gets a ROBOT auto-reply anyway.
You can
test it out by simply making a spam
complain at spamcop with just anyone email
message header, together with the message containing a link to your website--about
you spamming them (your friend) and see the reaction
of your ISPs--if your ISP suspend your account without notifying you, it is better to
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