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The return is that you hopefully stop or punish the transgressions that caused you to send the abuse report. But on second thought I must agree that it's proba
by INTPenis 4y ago
The return is that you hopefully stop or punish the transgressions that caused you to send the abuse report.
But on second thought I must agree that it's probably the other way around, that people listening to abuse reports are the exception rather than the norm. I might have had some good experiences because I dealt with major ISPs in northern europe who are sticklers for the rules and processes.
- prvit 4y ago> The return is that you hopefully stop or punish the transgressions that caused you to send the abuse report. How is that a return? What genuine benefit can you draw from stopping one of the thousands of internet-wide scans from stopping your server?