email - How to receive "report spam" complaints for a newsletter service? -

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I am creating an email newsletter service.

Obviously we are linking regular opt-out and everything in this way, but I am thinking ... When a user in Gmail reports "spam spam" button (or any email client) Equivalent), how can we get these reports?

System to parse these reports programmed, such as the API or the usual format of report emails which we can parse?

Thank you!

Based on more information Answer:

Sorry, maybe it has become confusing how I put it in words. I know that does not inform the mail server for each click on Gmail "Report Spam" button and it is mainly used for client-side filtering but Newsletter companies received reports of this kind, even if it be directly linked not to the "report Spam" button, too:

here Melchimp dot com to see discussed:

and Avebr here:

it It is as if they have enough reports , They will close a message on the mailing mail server, should I accept the email's "Return Path" title and maybe using a service like abuse.net? Perhaps someone has more information on this?

It seems that the report does not allow you to identify the recipient, but they allow you to identify the message (and the sender) that is useful to mark or delete someone's account. a feedback loop service to nearby

as described below @scope, AOL on your newsletter service, I want to do I use it for, Durb using the newsletter service Vnapuarn is another way of looking at the way people.

In addition, I am running my own mail server, I have to find out that you can get these reports from different email services, then the IP is mine, Mydomain.com ", or whatever is necessary for reading. Thanks!

Gmail support for the list-unsubscribe header, so just make sure your mailing list uses it Gmail and some other services will offer you a subscription message when the user will mark your message as spam. This is not a guarantee.

AOL is a way to get a copy of the spam report, but it is used by the sender's IP address, so it is only useful if you do not share your server with anyone and you recipient ID is not provided, so you can not use it to cancel subscriptions unless you do something like Message ID or recipient ID in the sender's address To Ncod. (Regrettably, new users can only post a link, so I can not tell you to search for "AOL Spam Resolved Loop".)


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