[Closed] Possible spam problem

[jas01724]

I forward all emails from the domain I have hosted on Hostgator to another personal email account, and today I received a spam email through these email addresses.

I reported the spam to spamcop.net, however I received this message about the email header:

[code:1:bacb048f3d]67.18.54.31 found
host gator2.hostgator.com (checking ip) ip not found ; gator2.hostgator.com discarded as fake.
Possible spammer: 67.18.54.31
Received line accepted

host gator2.hostgator.com (checking ip) ip not found ; gator2.hostgator.com discarded as fake.
Chain test:gator2.hostgator.com =? 67.18.54.31
67.18.54.31 is not an MX for gator2.hostgator.com
host gator2.hostgator.com (checking ip) ip not found ; gator2.hostgator.com discarded as fake.
cannot find an mx for gator2.hostgator.com
cannot find an mx for hostgator.com
Chain test failed
Routing details for 67.18.54.31
[refresh/show] Cached whois for 67.18.54.31 : abuse@theplanet.com
Using abuse net on abuse@theplanet.com
abuse net theplanet.com = abuse@theplanet.com
Using best contacts abuse@theplanet.com
Chain error gator2.hostgator.com not equal to last sender received line discarded[/code:1:bacb048f3d]

It appears that Spamcop couldn't find the (correct) details of the Gator2 nameserver and may now think that spam was being sent from there, when I wasn't doing that.

I don't know what if anything you might need to do about this, but I thought you should know.

[GatorJustin]

jas, are you still experiencing this?

[jas01724]

It doesn't seem to have done that again since that one occasion, and it had never done it before, so I was and still am pretty stumped about why it did it. I guess i'll just have to keep an eye out and let you know if it happens again.