FYI.  I finally got someone to respond.

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    Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 11:38:26 -0700
    From: SpamCop Admin <spamcop@rmci.net>
Reply-To: SpamCop Admin <spamcop@rmci.net>
 Subject: Info From the Real SpamCop   -    (was Re: This is your last  
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   7347ARax7-288tSTC3139pdP-23)
      To: "Admin @ Desynergy Networks" <admin@desynergy.com>

I'm sorry you got tangled up in this.  The mail you're getting that looks 
like it's from SpamCop is a forgery.  The whole thing is a hoax.  We have a 
revenge seeking spammer who is trying his best to cause trouble for us by 
causing trouble for you.  This is the eighth such attack on us recently.

SpamCop is an anti-spam reporting service that sends something like 100,000 
complaints a day to spammer hosts worldwide, which has made this particular 
spammer very angry.  However, we only send complaints about specific 
messages, not general indictments of a system, or anything like that.

Actual SpamCop complaints would come from an address like 
12345678@reports.spamcop.net.  Each complaint has a unique numbered 
address.  Spam complaints are the *only* mail we send.  We do not promote 
ourselves, nor do we work with bulk mailers or list managers.  Obviously we 
send bounce notices and stuff like that, but generally not anything else.

We would appreciate it very much if you would not block 
service@admin.spamcop.net, deputies@admin.spamcop.net, or spamcop.net in 
general.  However, addresses such as postmaster, webmaster, hostmaster, 
abuse, support, etc, are not in use on our system, so you could block mail 
from them because any use of those addresses would be a forgery.

You can see a sample SpamCop complaint 
here:  http://spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/338.html

You can read the latest about the forgery 
here:  http://spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/124.html

- Don -

>Go ahead and block me.  You've been blacklisted already for spamming.
>
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