The SpamCop bundle for Apple's Mac OS X Mail client makes it much easier to use the SpamCop reporting service when dealing with spam. To use it properly, you need to sign up for (at least) a free reporting account at www.spamcop.net.
If you are using Apple's Mail application on Mac OS X to read your email, you will find that it will not forward messages easily/properly for spam reporting. SpamCop, contradictory to their own instructions to simply show all headers, wants the full source of a message for processing. In Mail, that can by had by selecting a spam message and then the menu item Message->Show->Raw Source. What is commonly done is to click on that text, do a Edit->Select All, Edit->Copy, switch over to your browser, click on your SpamCop bookmark, click in the text area, Edit->Paste, and click on the "Process Spam" button to submit it. Whew! A lot of work, but at least it was pointless.
Full Specifications
What's new in version 1.3.2
Fixed problems caused by changes to spamcop.net.
General
ReleaseAugust 25, 2008
Date AddedJuly 1, 2004
Version1.3.2
Operating Systems
Operating SystemsMacintosh, Mac OS X 10.3, Mac OS X 10.3.9, Mac OS X 10.4 PPC