SpamCop Blacklist Check
Lists addresses reported by SpamCop users and its spam traps. Check an IP below against this and other blocklists and threat feeds.
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About SpamCop
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What It ListsLists addresses reported by SpamCop users and its spam traps
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RemovalEntries expire automatically about 24 hours after the last report, so stopping the spam is enough
Lists addresses reported by SpamCop users and its spam traps.
Getting delisted: Entries expire automatically about 24 hours after the last report, so stopping the spam is enough.
Always find the cause first: a compromised account, an infected server or a customer's VM sending spam. An address that keeps sending is listed again within hours.
Questions
How do I get removed from SpamCop?
Entries expire automatically about 24 hours after the last report, so stopping the spam is enough.
Why is my IP on SpamCop?
Something on that address sent mail or traffic that hit the list's traps or reports: a compromised account, malware, an open relay, or a previous user of the address.
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