🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <79ffhskh043cmq36l9h5tu7vpbvlvoh7es@news.demon.co.uk>, Denis
McMahon <denis@pickaxe.demon.co.uk> writes
>On Tue, 09 May 2000 00:01:02 +0100, Harry Broomhall
><haeb@pc60.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>1)  Send details of the posts (i.e. headers and suchlike) to 'abuse'
>>at *your* ISP.  (NTL by some chance?  :-)   )  If they a) can be
>>bothered, and b) are reasonably competent then the current account the
>>guy is using will be killed.  He will of course go on to another
>>account.
>
>Most abuse departments have enough on their hands trying to sort out
>reports about their own customers. The accepted method of reporting
>abuse is to report it to the ISP of the abuser, not the ISP of the
>recipient.

I must say I thought the idea was to send to the *abuser's* ISP (if you
can) my ISP, (Demon) (for instance) are never interested unless it's one
of their customers doing the abusing 
-- 
John Chapple