AOL
AT&T
Compuserve
Digex
Earthlink
Freeservers
GTE
Juno
MSN
Netcom
Pacific Bell Internet
PersonalEmail (Pemail)
Prodigy
Sprint
Starnet
USA
UUNET
Yahoo
A great deal of the junk e-mail reported is forged and, in fact, does not originate at aol.com. In many cases you can use the full headers (including the Received: lines) to discern its true origin. If e-mail headers have not been tampered with, the last Received: header line will usually tell you the domain from which the junk e-mail originated. For future reference, valid AOL address can not:
AOL does not condone junk e-mailing. We are working closely with our legal and security departments to step up our efforts in combating junk e-mail. This includes deploying new technological solutions, and adopting a more aggressive legal posture.
If you are writing to report abuse of the Usenet or Internet, please
send future reports to abuse@aol.net. When reporting junk or
abusive e-mail or Usenet posts by America Online Members, please
forward both the full text of the message and the full header
information. This helps us understand the context of the message. It
also assures all parties concerned that we are taking action against
the correct account as a great deal of the junk e-mail we see is
forged.
Unfortunately, due to the volume of
mail that these mailboxes accumulate, we cannot promise a direct human
response to each request.
DIGEX's
policies on system abuse explicitly prohibit "spam" (bulk-mail
sending of unsolicited e-mail, or posts to an excessively large number
of USENET groups, by the thresholds set forth on the news.admin.net-abuse
FAQ.
current status of
investigation into spam-related activities.
Although it is impossible to eliminate unsolicited commercial e-mail
entirely (alas), I shall do everything possible to minimize the junk
coming from our domain. Please do not hesitate to write if you have
any questions or if you wish to report other instances of abuse by
Pacific Bell Internet dialup or dedicated customers.
Information about the
latest known spammers.
Please send sprintmail.com abuse reports to abuse@sprintmail.com and
dialsprint.net abuse reports to abuse@dialsprint.net. This will
direct your reports to the appropriate agency.
We are not usually able to respond personally to each message
received, but wish to assure you that we investigate each report, and
will take appropriate action in accordance with our policies.
If you are reporting email or news abuse, please remember to include
all header information.
Sprint's Acceptable Conduct Policy for Sprint IP Products and Services
is designed to help protect Sprint, Sprint's customers and the
Internet community in general from irresponsible and/or illegal
activities.
Sprint's
Policy.
In order to expedite processing of Network Abuse incidents, UUNET
uses three distinctive addresses for users to send complaints:
UUNET's Acceptable
Use Policy.
Last modified: Wed Oct 14 13:17:25 BST 1998
AT&T <abuse@att.net>
Please send any future complaints to the Abuse Desk directly. Include
the expanded message header of the suspected abuser's e-mail,
including the path and identifier (timestamp and IP address), and send
it to abuse@att.net.
Compuserve <abuse@compuserve.com>
Your message has been received by the CompuServe Postmaster Team.
CompuServe is interested in your comments and questions. We are
making a concerted effort to address each issue; however, due to the
high volume of mail received at this address, we are unable to reply
to each message individually.
DIGEX <abuse@digex.net>
If you are writing to complain about a DIGEX customer who is engaging
in abusive activities, we would appreciate it if you would provide us
with your contact information and a complete description of the
offense. We trouble-ticket all violations of our Acceptable Use
Policy, including all spams.EarthLink
If you have any issues about spam abuse or internet abuse concerning
EarthLink Network Inc., please send email to spam@earthlink.net or abuse@earthlink.net
respectively.
Freeservers
It is strictly against our policy to allow unsolicited e-mail. We
have taken action against those involved in this problem and deleted
their site from our services.
GTE <abuse@gte.net>
Should you receive further incidences of spam, please direct your
complaints to abuse@gte.net.
Juno
If you wrote to "postmaster"
because of e-mail you received that you found objectionable, we will
look into the matter (and we appreciate your bringing it to our
attention). While as a matter of policy Juno does not review the mail
its members send or receive, we may consider an inquiry when
complaints are made about mail sent by or to a member of our service.
(In cases where the offending message was sent from a service other
than Juno, any inquiry will be dependent upon the cooperation of
others, our limited access, and other factors.) If you have not done
so already, please forward the message(s) in question, including all
original message headers.
Microsoft Network
<abuse@msn.com>
If you wish to send a message concerning Internet abuse by an MSN
member, please send a detailed communication to
abuse@msn.com. For information on
how to report "spam" email or other disruptive activity occurring on
MSN, see our web page.
Netcom <abuse@netcom.com>
Include the type of report in the SUBJECT of the message (IRC, Usenet,
e-mail). Include the full headers of all e-mail or Usenet messages
relevant to your report. Often, forwarding a message through a
newsreader strips the article of headers and makes it difficult for us
to identify the original post.
Pacific Bell Internet <policy@pbi.net>
Thank you for alerting us to a violation of Pacific
Bell Internet's Acceptable Use Policy. Pacific Bell Internet has
a ban on unsolicited bulk email a zero-tolerance policy towards forged
e-mail headers: all customers who forge an e-mail header will have
their accounts terminated immediately.PersonalEmail (Pemail)
We will look into the matter as soon as we can and take whatever
actions we find necessary. Please send spam reports to spam@pemail.net.Prodigy
If it is an e-mail and/or usenet related complaint or question, please
send e-mail to mailadm@prodigy.com.
Sprint <abuse@sprint.net>
Thank you for your recent report to abuse@sprint.net.
This address is for reporting issues related to Sprintlink only.StarNet
Please forward a copy of the spam, including full headers, to security@azstarnet.com. The
spam will be cancelled and the source will be dealt with.
USA.NET
If you continue to receive future unsolicited e-mail, which appears to
come from a USA.NET address, please forward it to abuse@usa.net. Additional
information on our "No-Spam" Policy.
Yahoo!
The Postmaster and Abuse addresses are for reporting
abuses of our mail systems only. When any user signs up for our mail
service, they must agree to our Terms
of Service agreement which expressly outlines the policies of our
system. It is very important to us that any violations of these
policies are identified and addressed. We appreciate your assistance
as we enforce these policies. We will use the information that you
provide to investigate each matter fully. Any account found to be in
violation of our TOS will be dealt with accordingly.
UUNET
UUNET's Internet Abuse Investigations
auto-responder delivers information on proper addresses to send
complaints regarding violations of UUNET's Acceptable Use Policy. It
does not create an incident ticket.
If the user is connected to your system or is causing a denial of
service attack, please call UUNET at +1 800 900 0241, option #2, then
option 2 to reach our Security Support group (during the hours of 8am
to 8pm EST, M - F) or choose option #2, option 7 (at any other time)
and request to have a member of our Security Support group
contacted.