Why is Hotmail's IP blacklisted

[John Smith]

Somehow Hotmail's IP (65.54.175.200) is in SpamCop's RBL list. Can
somebody remove it please

[Mike Easter]

Post by John Smith
Somehow Hotmail's IP (65.54.175.200) is in SpamCop's RBL list. Can
somebody remove it please

It looks like it has been hitting spamtraps and getting reported by
reporters. It is due to come off in 8 hours.

I think deputies only remove servers from the SCbl if the listing is an
error. That is, I think they can 'unreport' a /mistaken/ report. If
the reports aren't a mistake and a server 'needs' to be on the list,
then it should be on the list, whether it is a hotmail server, an aol
server, or whatever.

[Larry Kilgallen]

Post by John Smith
Somehow Hotmail's IP (65.54.175.200) is in SpamCop's RBL list. Can
somebody remove it please

1. This has nothing at all to do with the SpamCop Filtering/Webmail service.
Discussion should be posted in the general SpamCop newsgroup.

2. When you repost it in the proper place, you should explain why
Hotmail deserves the right to send spam.

[Ellen]

Post by John Smith
Somehow Hotmail's IP (65.54.175.200) is in SpamCop's RBL list. Can
somebody remove it please

There is no header in the IPs beyond the one that is listed and there is
spam being sent to our traps and users.

Ellen
SpamCop

[Kenneth Brody]

Post by John Smith
Somehow Hotmail's IP (65.54.175.200) is in SpamCop's RBL list. Can
somebody remove it please

It's listed because it has been sending spam. To see more details, check
out <http://www.spamcop.net/w3m?action=checkblock&ip=65.54.175.200>.

Note in particular:

System has sent mail to SpamCop spam traps in the past week (spam
traps are secret, no reports or evidence are provided by SpamCop)

and

In the past 83.7 days, it has been listed 23 times for a total of
20.9 days