How to Use Complainterator

Download Complainterator., Open a spam message. , Find the offending link. , Open it in Firefox with a virus scanner running to make sure it is still active. , Run Complainterator., Wait patiently for Complainterator to finish generating reports...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Download Complainterator.

    Click Yes to show that you accept the responsibilities.

    Click Yes again to save time and hide the message in the future.

    Paste in the link, and choose your speed and email provider.

    If you are unsure of what speed to use, use the default.

    If your email provider is not listed, choose Prompted/Unsupported. , Complainterator will be using your keyboard and cursor, so do not touch either. , Some examples of evidence you may want to add are a SpamTrackers entry (information about the owner of the website and/or the operation), a SiteAdvisor link, a Spamhaus SBL Advisory (proof that the IP address hosting the website is involved in spam), and/or the full source of the message you received, in the email or in a text file hosted on the internet. ,
  2. Step 2: Open a spam message.

  3. Step 3: Find the offending link.

  4. Step 4: Open it in Firefox with a virus scanner running to make sure it is still active.

  5. Step 5: Run Complainterator.

  6. Step 6: Wait patiently for Complainterator to finish generating reports.

  7. Step 7: Add any extra evidence or information.

Detailed Guide

Click Yes to show that you accept the responsibilities.

Click Yes again to save time and hide the message in the future.

Paste in the link, and choose your speed and email provider.

If you are unsure of what speed to use, use the default.

If your email provider is not listed, choose Prompted/Unsupported. , Complainterator will be using your keyboard and cursor, so do not touch either. , Some examples of evidence you may want to add are a SpamTrackers entry (information about the owner of the website and/or the operation), a SiteAdvisor link, a Spamhaus SBL Advisory (proof that the IP address hosting the website is involved in spam), and/or the full source of the message you received, in the email or in a text file hosted on the internet. ,

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