link.p0.com é seguro?

spamming spammers spamming spamtraps The Direct Marketing Association spammed two discrete addresses I own, they apparently purchased them from Wired and Chief Marketer magazines. They lie like rugs when they say : "You received this email message at ***** due to your membership, participation, or interest in DMA." SPF record : ;; ANSWER SECTION: email-dma.org. ***** IN TXT "v=spf1 ip4:206.165.240.0/21 ip4:97.107.16.0/20 -all” As such, I have listed the hosts and domains on these IP ranges, belonging to AS29973 INFOGROUP INC (Yesmail)

Why is it that I have to go through this rating WOT web to enter a contest?. I'm not interested in your ratings, only to enter Coca Cola contests. Plus I don't know how to do it from this page?.

Sadly some real businesses are using this to and should change to another company to send out their emails. For example ***** uses ***** as in this link http://link.p0.com/u.d?GYGtv4p1cCesIhbrjWM=91 redirects to ***** And to unsubscribe they give this link ***** ***** is a real company. But I can see how this could also easily be used by spammers. Best to say the page it redirects to is the spamming site, not the one they are redirecting you from as sometimes they are innocent or in other cases got hacked.

this company handles email communication for Medco Health and regardless of THEIR reliability, the vendor to which they link should be evaluated not them, since they have nothing to do with the actual content but rather are just a relay service to the actual content from the email sent to the customers of the company (in my case Medco Health)

Norton's SafeWeb confirms it is legitimate. http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=link.p0.com&x=0&y=0 An email from United confirming my flight contained links to this domain, so it would appear to be a legitimate business, possibly a marketing company for United and the companies mentioned by others, e.g. eBay, HSN, etc.