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Abuse.net is NOT a spam reporting service or feedback loop. But if you can identify the origin of an unwanted message, abuse.net can help you get your complaint to the right place.

Use our web look-up page to find the contact addresses for a domain so you can send an abuse report there.
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For mail and system managers
If you run a mail system, either for your own users or for clients, you are welcome to contribute contact information for the contact database.

If you've researched the contact info for a domain for which we have no or outdated information, you're welcome to submit that, too.
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For developers
If you develop software or run a web site that reports spam or other abuse, learn how you can use the abuse.net database, and what the simple rules are that you must follow.
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