SpamCop

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I was taking a look at my email using Mailwasher last night, and I noticed that the blacklist from SpamCop marked just about every email out there as spam. Even the mails from mailing lists that I belong to! Nothing like having to go through and unmark every email from the bloggerpro list, among others. I can set Mailwasher to not use the SpamCop list, so it’s not a big deal but I assume lots of ISP’s and users are using SpamCop and probably aren’t getting any email. 🙂

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