Newsgroup: it.aiuto
Titolo: abuse

Da un po di giorni continua ad arrivarmi dello spam su un'università con una
strana mail: peter @ career_development.121 ho provato a segnarlo ad hotmail
xkè nelle proprietà della mail nel campo Received metteva:  from
[210.82.165.4] by 
hotmail.com
 (3.2). Allora mi hanno risposto con una mail
in inglese. Non son riuscito a capire se ho fatto bene a segnalarlo a loro,
oppure se dovevo segnalarlo a qualkun'altro, cmq vi posto la mail ricevuta
da hotmail. Se ho sbagliato a mandarlo a loro come cacchio posso segnalare
sti qua ke spammano a volontà?
Dear Hotmail Member:
Thank you for writing to Hotmail Support.
I understand your concern regarding the spam mails that you are receiving.
 I appreciate your bringing this unsolicited e-mail message or report of
abuse to our attention. However, I can't take action against this person
because the mail was sent from an outside source. It did not originate from
within MSN Hotmail.
 Here's how to report unsolicited e-mail or spam that came from outside of
MSN Hotmail.
 To change your Mail Display Settings to include Full Headers using MSN
Hotmail
 1. Click "Options" to the right of the "Address Book" tab. The "Options"
page appears.
2. Under "Additional Options", click "Mail Display Settings". The "Mail
Display Settings" page appears.
3. Under "Message Headers", select "Full", and click "OK".
4. In the header, look at the last "Received" notation to locate what .com
domain it came from. It looks something like:
[service provider domain name].com
5. Forward a complete copy of the message, including the full message
header, to:
abuse@[service provider domain name].com
 If the domain does not have an abuse service, forward your complaint to:
[service provider domain name].
c...@abuse.net
 To change your Mail Display Settings to include Full Headers using MSN
Explorer
 1. Open the message, and then click "More" in the upper right corner.
2. Click "Message Source". The message opens in a new window with all of the
header information visible.
3. Copy all the text and paste it into a new message. Send this message to:
ab...@msn.com
 To change your Mail Display Settings to include Full Headers using
Microsoft Outlook Express or Microsoft Outlook
 1. From the Inbox, select the message, right-click the message, and then
click "Options" or "Properties".
2. Click the "Details" tab, and under "Internet headers", copy the entire
header.
3. Forward a complete copy of the message, including the full message header
to "abuse@[service provider domain name].com". If they do not have an abuse
service, forward your complaint to "[service provider domain
name].
c...@abuse.net
".
 By reporting the unsolicited mail to the provider hosting the account, you
can help protect yourself and others from future unwanted e-mail.
 Remember: Do NOT respond to spam (or junk) e-mail by replying or even
following an "unsubscribe" link in unsolicited e-mail. Responding to
unsolicited mail only confirms that you have a live address and could lead
to further solicitation and scams that can clog your e-mail Inbox.
 To protect yourself from unwanted mail, turn on the Junk Mail Filter and
unwanted mail goes directly to the Junk Mail folder. Messages in the Junk
Mail folder are automatically deleted after the specified number of days to
help you stay under your specified storage limit. Or if you want the spam in
your Junk Mail folder to be deleted immediately, use the new MSN Hotmail
Junk Mail Deletion Options.
 Click "Options" to the right of the "Address Book" tab to activate the new
MSN Hotmail Junk Mail Filter and choose your deletion options to find out
what works best for you.
 If you use an email client other than Hotmail, MSN Explorer, Outlook or
Outlook Express, I encourage you to see the Help section of your e-mail
client learn how to report Spam messages. I also suggest exploring the
following links to learn more about spam and how to complain about e-mail
abuse:
 
http://spam.abuse.net/
http://www.spamcon.org/
http://www.cauce.org/
If you need any further assistance please feel free to e-mail us again.
Remember that MSN Hotmail also has comprehensive online help available--just
click Help in the upper right corner.
Sincerely,
Sal
MSN Hotmail Customer Support Representative
Your satisfaction with my customer service is very important. If you
consider your issue resolved, please click on the link below to let me know
how I am doing. With your comments, please indicate my name and ticket
number(found in this mail's subject line) to help me keep track of my
performance.

 sti qua ke spammano a volontà?
http://www.romanelmondo.com/sugg/spam.htm
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http://www.romanelmondo.it
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sti qua ke spammano a volontà?
Ti hanno risposto che loro se ne lavano le mani perche' il messaggio non
e' partito dalla loro rete e ti dicono cosa devi fare per segnalarlo.
Quello che devi fare e' cercare negli headers il campo Received from:
piu' in basso, risalire dall'ip al provider usando servizi tipo
http://vr.visualroute.it
 o 
www.samspade.org
, scoprire l'email dell'abuse
del provider (usando 
www.abuse.net/contact.html
), spedire a
quell'indirizzo l'email incriminata con gli header completi. 
Ti puoi anche far aiutare da questo: 
http://mail.people.it/analisi.shtml
P.S. Il ng piu' appropriato per discutere di queste cose e'
it.news.net-abuse
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Lapalissiano
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