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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: Spam. Again.. -- and blocking net blocks?
I tend to agree. We had the same issue a customer who we did not know was a spammer did something similar and they listed our blocks. I terminated the customer. I believe spews has a newsgroup that is listed on their site you can post to but more than that I'm not certain. Also its funny how they don't block all the blocks originated by cnw <where the spam in my case originated> but listed mine. Either way I think you did the correct thing the deal now is to post to the newsgroup and let them know you cleared the issue. That's all I have heard can be done. On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Mark Segal wrote: > > Before the flame begins.. > > I'm not sure when this started.. > > Background: > We have a downstream ISP, who hosts a website of questionable material. > This customer (of our customer) used a third party to spam on their behalf.. > Which is a violation of our AUP. (In fact we null0 the /32 in question). > > Problem: > For some reason, spews has decided to now block one of our /19.. Ie no mail > server in the /19 can send mail. > > Questions: > 1) How do we smack some sense into spews? > 2) Does anyone else see a HUGE problem with listing a /19 because there is > one /32 of a spam advertised website? When did this start happening? > > Regards, > Mark > > -- > Mark Segal > Director, Data Services > Futureway Communications Inc. > Tel: (905)326-1570 >
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