ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsphishing email forwarding I find it odd that when I receive a suspect phishing email and attempt to forward it as an attachment to abuse@cox.net or phishingreport@cox.net; I get the following error: "An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: 5.2.0 ozef1w00M4qm8we01zefaX This message was undeliverable. This message has been found to be a potential spam message, and has therefore been blocked. Please visit http://ww2.cox.com/coxagainstspam for more information.. Please check the message and try again." It seems strange to me you would deliver it to my email address, but not allow me to forward it to you or other entities, abuse or phishing address's so it can be properly handled. I also get this error message if I attempt to forward the suspect email to the Federal reporting agency (spam@uce.gov) or if I can determine the company that has been spoofed, ex. (spam@docusign.com, fraud@ups.com, etc.). If we are not allowed to forward suspect emails, what is the point of having spam/phishing support sites? Re: Data usage I agree wholeheartedly, Cox has lost my TV service, my home phone service, and I can guarantee you this bogus data useage thing will cost them my internet business. I have been a customer since before 2005 and this is the first "data overage" nastygram I have ever gotten. One day spike in useage to 66 GB on December 28th. No other day comes anywhere near that, and no change in routine of useage.I will be looking for alternative services from other vendors.