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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical RE: Re[2]: williams spamhaus blacklist
>> Ehm, that was because you, infolink.com WERE the spam outfit, of >> course we block your 'entire network', it was an entire network of >> spammers with no real customers. You can pretend Infolink is an >> 'EyeEshPee' all you like Mr Leary but what we see is this, from your >> ROKSO record: >> This is exactly the problem with certain e-mail block lists (i.e. www.spamhaus.org). A few zealots who control this particular block list have made a decision based on inaccurate information. Mr. Linford has listed (in his block list) 48 /24s allocated to Infolink (yes we are a real ISP with real customers) for 2 customers we are working to terminate. In addition, as previously mentioned, Mr. Linford refuses to remove listings once we notify him of the termination. Given the above, it is imprudent for any network operator (North American or Other) to use Mr. Linford's SBL to restrict the delivery of e-mail. Dynamic block lists such as Spamcop will be much more effective at blocking spam, while allowing normal e-mail to flow as it should. Jon Ham/Infolink Network Administration Toll Free (USA) +1 877 293 2095 ext. 1422 Tel. +1 305 324 1616 ext. 1422 www.infolink.com
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