Below is a
step-by-step description of how to construct the type of UCE report
that has not only stopped unwanted e-mails, but has also had the
website promoter [aka referring affiliate] taken down. Because
of forged
headers, it may be impossible to trace down the source of UCE. If a
website is being promoted however, the spammer has to provide a URL for
you to click on if he wants to get paid -- that's how they can be found
and/or punished.
Shown is how to find a referring website's host/provider and report it.
Now these
webhosts probably already
know what their clients were doing, but can be 'encouraged' to take
action after a clear association is shown between themselves and the
perps. This has been true even in the case of so-called Spam-Friendly Carriers. They also must do a
calculation of whether accommodating spammers is worth it.
A bit of advice:
keep your cool! Absolutely avoid using profanity.
Assume that the data provided in the
traces and searches [see below] may not be entirely correct. Spammers
have become more sophisticated at disguising/forging their identity.
You may even get UCE that traces to you
or your ISP!
Below is a standard UCE report
template that has been successfully used to trace and punish
spammers. Once you get the hang of
it, the entire process will take about ten minutes. Make sure to
send it in plain text, or it may [ironically] be blocked by the
recipient's spam filter.
-- TOP of UCE Template --
The
forwarded UCE has been sent by your client/affiliate. Any effort in
having the UCE stopped would be appreciated.
The data herein is organized in the following order:
- Full e-mail headers and HTML message source
- E-mail trace report
- Original message in plain text
- Referring Domain/IP Address in message body
- Website Domain/IP Address(s) receiving redirect from link in UCE
NOTE: this UCE has been forwarded separately to http://www.spamcop.net to create an
external record.
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HEADERS/SOURCE
==============================================
1. Open the UCE and get the message header.
2. Open and copy the message source.
3. Paste the headers/source into your UCE report.
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TRACE REPORT
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1. Paste the headers/message source
into a spam tracer program.
2. Copy the resulting Trace
Report.
3. Paste the Trace Report into the UCE
report.
4. Copy any e-mail addresses
yielded by the Trace Report into the 'TO' box.
==============================================
ORIGINAL MESSAGE IN PLAIN
TEXT
==============================================
Place original message in plain text
['FORMAT' > 'PLAIN TEXT'] here.
==============================================
REFERRING DOMAIN/IP ADDRESS IN MESSAGE BODY:
==============================================
1. Search for any referring Domain URL in
the original message.
2. Enter the Domain Name into an WHOIS
search program.
3. Copy identifying
information from Domain search report into your UCE message.
4. Copy any e-mail addresses yielded by the Domain search report into
the 'TO' box.
5. Use the Domain Name to
obtain the IP Address.
6. Once you get the IP
Address, plug the number into the WIMIPA box again.
7. Copy and paste these results
into your message.
8. Append the IP Address
data directly below the Domain Name contact info.
==============================================
WEBSITE(s)/DOMAIN/IP ADDRESS(s) RECIEVING REDIRECT FROM LINK IN UCE:
==============================================
1: Promoted
Website Domain contact
info
2: Promoted IP Address contact info
Use the same 7 steps used to get the referring
domain info to get the promoted website data.
HEADERS/SOURCE
Open
the UCE and get the message header.
Service
providers need the FULL headers
and message source in order to investigate your report. Here's how to
get them from
Outlook Express. Click on the above link for instructions on how to
retrieve them from other e-mail programs.
Open and copy the message source.
- You can do a WHOIS search [discussed later] on the website that
is being sponsored by the UCE without having to click on the link in
the offending message. Instead cut and paste any URLs [leave off
'http://www.'] into the search.
- The recipients can see where you got your data and why they have been
contacted.
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Paste the headers/source into your
UCE report.
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Below is what the Headers and Message
Source will look like:
Return-path: <xxx@xxxx.xxx>
Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx [000.0.0.0])
by xxx.xxx.xxx (iPlanet Messaging Server 0
0 xxxx 0.0 (built DDD,
00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT))) with ESMTP id
<xxx@xxxx.xxx> for
xxxx@xxxx; DDD, 00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (EST)
Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx.xxx.xxx [000.0.0.0])
by xxx.xxx.xxx (xxxx Messaging Server 0
0 Patch 0 (built DDD,
00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)))
with ESMTP id <xxx@xxxx.xxx> for xxx@xxxx.xxx
(ORCPT xxx@xxxx.xxx); DDD,
00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx.xxx.xxx [000.0.0.0])
by xxx.xxx.xxx (000.0.0.0) with SMTP id 00xx00xx00xx for
<xxx@xxxx.xxx>; DDD,
00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Received: from unknown(000.0.0.0) by xxx.xxx.xxx via csmap id
0000; DDD,
00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Received: from unknown (HELO DCEDB) (000.0.0.0)
by 000.0.0.0 with SMTP; DDD,
00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Date: DDD, 00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000
From: "xxx@xxxx.xxx" <xxx@xxxx.xxx>
Subject: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: "xxx@xxxx.xxx" <xxx@xxxx.xxx>
Message-id: <0000000000000000000000>
MIME-version: 0.0
Content-type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="----=_NextPart_000_0000_0000.0000"
X-Priority: 0
Original-recipient: 00000;xxx@xxxx.xxx
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
------=_NextPart_000_0000_0000.0000
Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="utf-0"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
text part
------=_NextPart__000_0000_0000.0000
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-0"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=xxContent-Type content=xx"text/html;
charset=xxutf-0">
<STYLE></STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<DIV style=xx"COLOR: xxxx">xxxxxxxxxxx</DIV>
<DIV style=xx"COLOR: xxxx">xxxxxxxxxxxxx</DIV>
<DIV style=xx"COLOR: white"> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</DIV>
<CENTER>
<TABLE cellspacing=xx"0" cellpadding=xx"0" border=xx"0" bgcolor=xx"=
black">
<TR>
<TD><TABLE cellspacing=xx"1"
cellpadding=xx"2" border=xx"0">
<TR bgcolor=xx"white">
<TD>
<TABLE cellspacing=xx"0" cellpadding=xx"0" border=xx"0">
<TR>
<TD><A href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.=
html"><IMG src=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxx.jpg" width=xx00
height=000 alt=xx"xxxx.com" border=
=xx"0"></A></TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
<TABLE cellspacing=xx"0" cellpadding=xx"0" border=xx"0">
<TR>
<TD bgcolor=xx"black" valign=xx"top"><A
href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxx.html">
<IMG src=xx"http://www.xxx.xxx/n/images/xxxxxxx.jpg" width=xx224
heigh=
t=xx318 alt=xx"xxxxxxxxxx.com" border=xx"0"></A></TD>
<TD width=xx10 bgcolor=xx"black"><IMG
src=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxx.biz/n/images/xxxxx.gif"
width=000000 height=000 alt=xx"" bord=
er=xx"0"></TD>
<TD bgcolor=xx"black" width=xx"344"><FONT
face=xx"arial" siz=
e=xx"3" color=xx"white">
The <A href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.html=
"><FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3"
color=xx"#FFFF33">newest</FONT>=
</A> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<A
href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.html">
<FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3" color=xx"#=
FFFF33">xxxxxxxxxxxxx</FONT></A> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<BR><BR>
<A href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"><F=
ont face=xx"arial" size=xx"3" color=xx"#FFFF33">xxxxxxxxxxxxxs=
</FONT></A>, <A
href=xx"http://www.cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.html">
<FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3"
color=xx"#FFFF33">xxxxxxxx</FONT>
</A>, <A href=xx"http://www.cxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.html">
<FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3" color=xx"#FFFF3=
3">xxxxxxxxxxx</FONT></A>, <A
href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.html">
<FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3" color=xx"#FFFF33">=
Naughty Neighbors</FONT></A> and <A
href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxx">
<FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3" col=
or=xx"#FFFF33">xxxxxxxx</FONT></A>.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<BR><BR>
Read their <A href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxx">
<FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3" color=xx"#FFFF33">PROFIL=
ES</FONT></A>xxxxxxxxx <A
href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.html">
<FONT face=xx"arial" size=xx"3" color=xx"#FF=
FF33">PHOTOS</FONT></A>,
<A href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.html"><F=
ont face=xx"arial" size=xx"3"
color=xx"#FFFF33">EMAIL</FONT></A> =
them and take them home!<BR><BR>
</TD><TD width=xx6 bgcolor=xx"black"><IMG
src=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxx.biz/images/xxx.gif" width=xx6 height=xx1
alt=xx"" borde=
r=xx"0"></TD>
<TD bgcolor=xx"black" valign=xx"top"><A
href=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxx.biz/xxx/redirect.html">
<IMG src=xx"http://www.xxxxxxxxxxx.jpg" width=xx49 height=xx3=
20 alt=xx"xxxxxxxxxx.com" border=xx"0"></A></TD>
</TR>
</TABLE></TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
RcptName: xxx@xxx.xxx
</BODY></HTML>
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TRACE REPORT
Paste the
headers/message source into a
spam tracer program such as the
WhatIisMyIPAddress Spam
Tracer page. The Trace Report should be included to show the
recipient that
you didn't just pull their contact info from thin air. Below this will
be the contact e-mail(s) for the servers used to actually send the UCE.
Put that into the 'TO' box.
Copy the resulting Trace
Report.
Copy any e-mail addresses yielded
by the Trace Report into the 'TO' box
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Paste the Trace Report into your UCE
report e-mail.
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This spam email has reached your server
through:
5. Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx (mail [000.0.0.0])
Traceroute 000.0.0.0 Whois xxx.xxx.xxx Whois country
4. Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx.xxx.xxx [000.0.0.0])
Traceroute 000.0.0.0 Whois xxx.xxx.xxx Whois country
3. Received: from xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx.xxx.xxx [000.0.0.0])
Traceroute 000.0.0.0 Whois xxx.xxx.xxx Whois country
2. Received: from unknown(000.0.0.0) by xxx.xxx.xxx via csmap id 0000;
DD,
Traceroute 000.0.0.0 Whois 000.0.0.0 Whois
1. Received: from unknown (HELO XXXXX) (000.0.0.0)
Traceroute 000.0.0.0Whois 000.0.0.0 Whois N/A
And most likely originates from: 000.0.0.0 (000.0.0.0)
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Try to forward
the message in plain text [otherwise the recipients' spam filters may
block your report], not as an
attachment.
ORIGINAL MESSAGE IN
PLAIN TEXT
----- Original
Message -----
From: xxx@xxx.xxx
To: xxx@xxx.xxx
Sent: DDD,00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Subject: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxx.COM
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx!
If you don't want to be a part of our program: CLICK HERE
 Of course, 'clicking
there' only confirms that they have a valid e-mail addy. Don't do it.
RcptName: xxxx@xxx.xxx
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WHOIS ANALYSIS: REFERRING DOMAIN/IP
ADDRESS IN MESSAGE BODY:
This data is
obtained from two sources. First copy each Domain Name
[http://domain.name] from the message source
and paste it into a WHOIS search.
Search for any referring Domain URLs in the original
message.
Enter the Domain
Name into an WHOIS search program.
Copy identifying
information from Domain search report into your UCE message.
Then copy [without the disclaimers that also
appear] and
paste
it at the bottom
of your message as shown below. Look for any valid e-mail addys --
especially if they start with 'abuse'
or 'webmaster.' Add them to the
recipients of your message.
This will likely reveal the information on a so-called 'affiliate' who
gets credit for directing traffic to a given website or group of
websites.
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Domain
Name: xxxxxxxxxx.xxx Paste the IP
address [see below] here: 000.00.00.0.0
Domain ID: 0000-xxx
Sponsoring Registrar: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Domain Status: ok
Registrant ID: x00x-xx00
Registrant Name: xxxxxxxxx
Registrant Organization: xxxxxxxx Inc.
Registrant Address1: 000, xxxxx Road
Registrant City: xxxxxxxx
Registrant State/Province: xxxxxxx
Registrant Postal Code: 000000
Registrant Country: xxxxxxxxx
Registrant Country Code: xx
Registrant Phone Number: +000.000.000.0000
Registrant Facsimile Number: +000.0000000000
Registrant Email: xxxx@xxx.xxx
Administrative Contact ID: x0x0x0x0x0x0
Administrative Contact Name: xxxxxxxxx
Administrative Contact Organization: xxxxxxx Inc.
Administrative Contact Address1: 000, xxxxx Road
Administrative Contact City: xxxxxxxx
Administrative Contact State/Province: xxxxxxx
Administrative Contact Postal Code: 00000
Administrative Contact Country: xxxxxxxxx
Administrative Contact Country Code: xx
Administrative Contact Phone Number: +000.000000
Administrative Contact Facsimile Number: +000.0000000000
Administrative Contact Email: webmaster@xxx.xxx
Billing Contact ID: x0x0x0x0x0x
Billing Contact Name: xxxxxxxx
Billing Contact Organization: xxxxxxxxx.
Billing Contact Address1: 000, xxxxxxxxxx
Billing Contact City: xxxxxxxxx
Billing Contact State/Province: xxxxxxxx
Billing Contact Postal Code: xxxxxxxxx
Billing Contact Country: xxxxxxxxxx
Billing Contact Country Code: xx
Billing Contact Phone Number: +00000000000
Billing Contact Facsimile Number: +00.0000000000
Billing Contact Email: sales@xxx.xxx
Technical Contact ID: x0x0x0xx0x0x
Technical Contact Name: xxxxxxxx
Technical Contact Organization: xxxxxxxx Inc.
Technical Contact Address1: 000, xxxxxxx Road
Technical Contact City: xxxxxxxx
Technical Contact State/Province: xxxxxx
Technical Contact Postal Code: 00000
Technical Contact Country: xxxxxxxxx
Technical Contact Country Code: xx
Technical Contact Phone Number: +00000000000000
Technical Contact Facsimile Number: +000.0000000000
Technical Contact Email: info@xxx.xxx
Name Server: NS1.xxxxx.COM
Name Server: NS2.xxxxxxxx.COM
Name Server: NS1.xxxxxxx.COM
Name Server: NS2.xxxxxx.COM
Name Server: NS1.xxxxxxx.COM
Name Server: NS2.xxxxxxx.COM
Created by Registrar: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Last Updated by Registrar: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Domain Registration Date: DDD,00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Domain Expiration Date: DDD,00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Domain Last Updated Date: DDD,00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000 (GMT)
Append the IP
Address data here.
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This is about as far
as an Automated program like AET Tracer or Spam Cop will get you. Don't
get me wrong -- both are very good, but sometimes more work must be done.
Most likely,
the above results yielded only some bogus e-mail addresses and contact
information from a fictitious party in a Third World country. This is
expecially
true if the URL ends with '.biz' -- don't be
discouraged. You just need to do some
more digging.
For the
next step you will need to do a trace on the Domain Name
itself in order to get the numerical IP
Address. I use Sam Spade for
Windows,
a free program that will show this. Take
the exact same Domain Name that you put into the WIMIPA box, put into
into
the search box in the Sam Spade program and click 'Trace.'
Use the Domain Name
to obtain the IP Address.
Once
you get the IP Address [in this
format 000.00.000.00], plug the
number into the WIMIPA
box again.
You
will get the results shown below. Copy
and paste these
results into
your message.
Append the IP
Address data [that will formatted as shown below] directly below the
Domain Name contact info.
Request:
000.00.0000.0
using netblock server whois.xxx.net
connected to whois.xxxxx.net [000.00.0000.0] ...
OrgName: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
OrgID: xxxxxxxxx
Address: PO Box 0000
City: xxxx
StateProv: xxxxx
PostalCode: 00000
Country: xx
ReferralServer: whois://xxx.xxx.xxx
NetRange: 000.00.0000.0 - 000.00.0000.0
CIDR: 000.00.0000.0/0
NetName: xxxxx7
NetHandle: NET-000-000-000-000
Parent:
NetType: Allocated to xxx
NameServer: NS1.xxx.NET
NameServer: NS3.xxx.NET
NameServer: NS.xxx.NET
NameServer: xxx.xxx.NET
Comment: This IP address range is not registered in the xxxxx database.
Comment: For details, refer to the xxx Whois Database via
Comment: WHOIS.xxxxx.NET or http://www.xxxxwhois2.pl
Comment: ** IMPORTANT NOTE: xxxxxx is the Regional Internet Registry
Comment: for the xxxxxxx region. xxxxx does not operate networks
Comment: using this IP address range and is not able to investigate
Comment: spam or abuse reports relating to these addresses. For more
Comment: help, refer to http://www.xxx.xxx/info/faq/abuse
Comment:
RegDate:
Updated: yyy-mm-dd
OrgTechHandle: xxxx
OrgTechName: xxxx Whois Contact
OrgTechPhone: +0000000000000
OrgTechEmail: search-xxxx-not-xxx@xxx.xxx
# xxxxx WHOIS database, last updated DDD,00 MMM YYYY 00:00:00 -0000
(GMT)
# Enter ? for additional hints on searching xxxxx WHOIS database.
connected to whois.xxxxx.net [00.0000.000.00.0] ...
Registrar: whois.xxxxx.net
% [whois.xxxxx.net node-1]
% Whois data copyright terms http://www.xxxxx.net/db/dbcopyright.html
inetnum: 000.000.000 - 000.00.000
netname: xxxxxxxxxx
country: xx
descr: xxxxxxxxx
admin-c: xxxxxxx
admin-c: xxxxxxxxx
tech-c: xxxxxxxxx
status: ASSIGNED NON-PORTABLE
changed: xxx@xx.xxx
mnt-by: xxxxxxxxxx
source: xxxxx
role: xxxxxxxxx
address: 0th floor of xxxxxxxxx Building
address: #000 of xxxxxxx Road
address: xxxxxxxxxxx
address: xxxxxxxxxx
country: xxxxxxxxx
phone: 0000000000000000
fax-no: 00000000000000
e-mail: ip_admin_xxx@xx.xxx
trouble: send spam reports to spam_xxx@xx.xxx
trouble: and abuse reports to abuse_xxx@xx.xxx
trouble: Please include detailed information and
trouble: times in GMT+0
admin-c: xxxxxxx
admin-c: xxxxxx
tech-c: xxxxxxx
tech-c: xxxxxxxx
nic-hdl: xxxxxxxx
notify: xxx@xxxx.xxx
mnt-by: xxxxxxxxx
changed: xxx@xxxx.xxx
source: xxxxx
role: xxxxxxx
address: No.000 West xxxxxxxx Road xxxxx city
address: xxxxxxxxxxx
country: xx
phone: 0000000000000
phone: 0000000000000
fax-no: 00000000000
e-mail: xxx@xxxx.xxx
trouble: send spam reports to spam_xxx@xxxx.xxx
trouble: and abuse reports to abuse_xxx@xxxx.xxx
trouble: Please include detailed information and
trouble: times in GMT+00
admin-c: xxxxxxxxxxx
tech-c: xxxxxxxxxxx
tech-c: xxxxxxxxxxxx
nic-hdl: xxxxxxxxxxxx
notify: xxx@xxxx.xxx
mnt-by: xxx@xxxx.xxx
changed: xxx@xxxx.xxx
source: xxxxx
person: xxx@xxxx.xxx
nic-hdl: xxxxxxxxx
e-mail: xxx@xxxx.xxx
address: No.000 West xxxxxxxx Road, xxxxxxx city
address: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
phone: 0000000000000000
fax-no: 00000000000000000
country: xx
changed: xxx@xxxx.xxx
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You may get lucky
and get the contact info for the website's ISP.
You'll know you've hit pay dirt if the contact info is in a 'developed'
country this time. Again, look for
any valid e-mail addys and paste
them [separated
by commas or semi-colons]
into your message
'TO' box. As you do more of these searches on UCE messages, you'll
begin notice that the same ISPs seem to be hosting these so-called
"spamvertised web sites." You will probably find them listed among the
[should-be-notorius] Spam-Friendly Carriers. Let's all keep
the pressure on them.
Note: Don't bother including any e-mail addys from RIRs (Regional Internet Registry) that may appear
in your searches
[see below] like ARIN, IANA or LACNIC, etc. among your recipients. You
will get an automated reply message like this in your e-mail if you do:
"XXXXXX
is a RIR, for the XXXX Region.
This means
that XXXXXX is responsible for IP address space and ASN assignment.
XXXXXX is not an ISP. And so, no one is using its network to send
unsolicited commercial e-mail (SPAM), or to attack computers connected
to the Internet. Also, XXXXXX has no authority to punish or to banish
any user that might be the source of such act."
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WEBSITE(s)/DOMAIN/IP
ADDRESS(s) RECIEVING REDIRECT
FROM LINK IN UCE:
The ultimate object
of sending UCE is to get you to click on a link and go to a website. Hopefully then you will buy the
products and/or subscribe. Bear in mind that the destination website's
webmaster may not be directly responsible for the UCE. Instead they may
be paying anyone who sends them a 'referral.' The webmaster needs to
informed that their site is being [wittingly or not] promoted by spam.
Here's how:
Go ahead
and fulfill half of the spammer's
wishes and click on the link [go to the website being
promoted in the UCE]. You will want a pop-up blocker -- and a good anti-virus shield too -- to
be active first.
[If you're using the latest version
of Netscape, a pop-up
blocker is integrated into the browser.] Look in the address bar
of your browser for a new Domain Name to trace.
If the
Domain name doesn't change, click on any links in the site [or
view the page source (in Netscape Ctrl+U) and look for any Domain Names
there]. Look for any links
saying things like 'Webmasters,
Increase Your Traffic, Click Here.' This can get you the URL for
their affiliates/promoters and/or their real webhost. Do a WHOIS trace
as above,
cut and paste the information as shown below. Include them among your
abuse report's recipients.
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The link in the
message body redirected to the following Domain/IP
address(s):
Domain Name: xxxxxxxxxx.COM/00.000.000.00
Registrar: xxxxxxxxxx, INC.
Whois Server: whois.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com
Referral URL: http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com
Name Server: NS1.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.COM
Name Server: NS2.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.COM
Status: ACTIVE
Updated Date: yyyy-mm-dd
Creation Date: yyyy-mm-dd
Expiration Date: yyyy-mm-dd
Registrant: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Ltd. (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
000 xxxx Boulevard
Suite 00
xxxxxx,xx 00000
xx
Domain Name: xxxxxxxxxx.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Mr. (000000000000) xxx@xxxx.xxx
00 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Blvd.
Suite 00
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 0000
xx
00000000000000 fax: No Fax
Record expires on yyyy-mm-dd.
Record created on yyyy-mm-dd.
Database last updated on yyyy-mm-dd.
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.COM 00.000.000.0
NS2.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.COM 000.000.000.0
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Don't forget to
obtain the IP
Address and paste
the WHOIS results below.
Request: 000.000.00.0
using netblock server whois.xxxxx.net
connected to whois.xxxxx.net [000.000.000.0] ...
OrgName: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
OrgID: xxxxxxxxxxx
Address: 000 xxxxxxxxx Road, Suite 0
City: xxxxxxxxx
StateProv: xx
PostalCode: 00000-0000
Country: xx
NetRange: 000.000.00.0 - 000.000.00.0
CIDR: 000.000.00.0
NetName: xxx-00-xxx
NetHandle: xxx-00-00-00
Parent: xxx-00-0-0-0-0
NetType: Direct Allocation
NameServer: NS1.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.COM
NameServer: NS2.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.COM
NameServer: NS3.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.COM
Comment:
RegDate: yyyy-mm-dd
Updated: yyyy-mm-dd
OrgAbuseHandle: ABUSE000-xxxxx
OrgAbuseName: Abuse
OrgAbusePhone: +0000000000000000
OrgAbuseEmail: abuse@xxxxxxx.xxx
OrgNOCHandle: NOC1214-xxxxx
OrgNOCName: NOC
OrgNOCPhone: +000000000000000000
OrgNOCEmail: xxx@xxxx.xxx
OrgTechHandle: BPO4-xxxxx
OrgTechName: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
OrgTechPhone: +0000000000000
OrgTechEmail: xxx@xxxx.xxx
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