spamcop link to my website in signature leads to spam url advertise miracle

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Subject:	spamcop link to my website in signature leads to spam url advertise miracle
Group:	Postfix-users
From:	Robert Schetterer
Date:	24 Jul 2007

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Hi,
sorry this is not really postfix related,
since years i post to this list with some link to my private
website in my signature, today some mail from spamcop
arrived at the abuse mail address of my isp AS , lucky i am the
hostmaster of my ISP *g ,so i could answer quick to that mail.
But this practise from spamcop that a simple link to some website
leads to a spam advertise in spam seems to me very miracle.
There a few freemailers in the wild which always add some links to
mails to everywhere, so this behavior could never be a trusted sign of
spam urls.
Is there anybody out there who face this problem too, or is that a brand
new stuff from spamcop, or may it be only some wrong invoked spam
message from a dummy user?
If spamcop is capture spam urls by this bugy mechanism , i have to think
about their using their rbl in the future ( which seems to me a good
idea anyway these days with all rbls )

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Mit freundlichen Gruessen
Best Regards

Robert Schetterer

Germany/Bavaria/Munich
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