Re: How did this not get blocked???

[john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (John Sievert)]

This is one of the best.  If you are worried about blocking AOL, then put in
a SRC Host for *aol.com*   NOT

And you will block everything the blackholes says to block but not those
sent by AOL.

That all being said, a lot of spammers use AOL addresses as their from
addresses but don't actually send from an aol server.  I would definitely
block those as spam.


J

On 6/6/03 3:19p, "Michael Bigley" <wakinyan@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

>> relays.osirusoft.com
>> 
>> I recommend it. The others i've tried don't seem to catch too much for me:
> 
> I have not used this as others on this list said it blocks AOL addresses.

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