Spam Report

by shabtay Posted: 9 years ago 2 replies

Hi,

If I have a link in an email => http://abc,com/ and this link redirect to abc1.com (that is on another server) and abc1.com redirect to abc2.com (that is on 3rd server)

If click on report spam, which one of the domain will get hurt?

abc.com? abc1.com or abc2.com?

Regards,
Eli

#email marketing #report #spam

JohnMcCabe 9 years ago

Usually, the one harmed will be the domain from which the message was sent. If you used example.com as the sender ID, it would be associated with the spam complaint rather than abc.com.

It's one of the reasons spammers will spoof the headers on the garbage they spew.
osensnolf 9 years ago

One may expect someone providing bullet proof email servers to know this. ;-)

Either way, good question to have on file.

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shabtay • 9 years ago • 2 replies

Hi, If I have a link in an email => http://abc,com/ and this link redirect to abc1.com (that is on another server) and abc1.com redirect to abc2.com (that is on 3rd server)