On Sat, Sep 28, 2002 at 02:55:26AM -0400, Andy Saxena wrote: > I parsed through the website. It seems one has to register to get an > account. Then one has to follow up on the spam by choosing the > recepients for the spam report. It takes about five minutes to get an account, which you only have to do once. > It seems to be quite time-consuming if one receives 30-40 spam messages > a day, I've been there, it's faster than it looks. It has some reasonable default recipients once it's parsed the spam, basically it's a process of making sure who is getting it looks reasonable before hitting Send reports. I'm down to the point where I rarely get spam addressed to me, it's usually sent to debian-user, and on a bad day I get 5. Now I've moved on to reporting Usenet spam I come across. -- Baloo
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