Re: How did this not get blocked???

[john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (John Sievert)]

Glad the list worked for you.

We are pretty aggressive on SPAM, however, that means that if we don't like
the way a domain looks, we usually block the whole subnet that they come
from.  So, you may get false blocks depending on your application.  That all
being said, most of this is trash - by a huge amount.

We keep this list up to date as we update it on our system.  Check the file
modified dates to see if it works for you.

No warranty implied, and we don't take any responsibility for anything you
may do with this list.

J

On 6/6/03 9:54a, "Michael Bigley" <wakinyan@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

>> Right now, I publish a list of deniable ip addresses at
>> http://www.customer1st.com/AntiSpam.  This is a list we have compiled of
>> spammers from our logs.  You just copy this and paste it into the box in the
>> blocking page.  Use at your own risk.
> 
> This list has been absolutely the most effective stoppage of spam
> that I have tried to date.  Thanks John! I am posting a message to
> all of my mail users about our new "aggressive" anti-spam policy and
> to forward any problems with legitimate mail blockage.
> 
> Also thanks to Anita for her help in getting my spam filters
> configured properly.  The combination of these things has saved at
> least one client for me, as his previous 130+ spams a day is now
> under 15!
> 
> I have also noticed that my error-handler messages have diminished
> substantially as I was getting regular attempts to post to the
> generic info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx and webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

-- 
The truth is more revealing.
It's a permanent reminder of a temporary feeling.
- Jimmy Buffett, 1999

John Sievert
Customer 1st, Inc.
2950 Metro Drive, #101
Mpls, MN 55425
952.851.7901 office
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