🚫 SpamCop
Guide to the SpamCop blocklist: why IPs are listed, how long listings last, and why there's no manual removal.
IP Blocklist (RBL)
bl.spamcop.net
ℹ️ About This Blocklist
User-reported spam blocklist operated by Cisco Talos. Listings are based on direct spam reports submitted by SpamCop users and have a short time-to-live (listings expire automatically).
What a Listing Means
Recent spam reports from SpamCop users implicate this IP. Listings are short-lived and expire automatically as reports age out.
🔢 DNSBL Return Codes
When listed, the DNSBL returns one of these 127.x.x.x addresses. The specific code indicates the reason for the listing.
| Return IP | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 127.0.0.2 | Listed based on spam reports |
✅ How to Request Delisting
SpamCop listings expire automatically, usually within 24–48 hours as reports age. There is no manual removal process — address the underlying spam issue and the listing will expire.
Request Removal from SpamCop ↗📚 Official Documentation
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