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Joe Holden wrote:
> Valid points, however you should be asking your isp why they're on there
> in the first place.  I know its not as simple as that as I run several

Several reports is all it takes.  Even if the reports are mistaken. 
Spamcop is too lazy to remove the entries, you are forced to wait for 
them to time out.

-- 
Jo Rhett
senior geek
Silicon Valley Colocation