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Zoobar

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Got an email from Spamcop.net saying one of my parked domains was spamming and it was the 2nd warning and they would block it. I'm no spammer and the domains parked so does any one (Mole?) have some insight as to what the heck is going on here?
 
domains can's spam. only internet connected
computers can. they probably sent you an
ip adress of the spamming host? maybe
reverse dns points to your domain. try to contact
the authoritative for the netblock.
 
Hey zoo, spamcop reporting looks for ip addresses to identify source. You could be sitting on a dynamic ip address that was used earlier for routing spam.

Another reason why you shouldn't used parking pages on an ip that you don't own or hasn't been specifically assigned to you from your web-host, and why you shouldn't use dynamic ip addressing for your web-site.

It's cheaper, but you open yourself to spam accusations.

As a rule, I never used hosting that doesn't give me a unique ip address for my url/site. Period.
 
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