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dadkins
Can you do Blu?
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join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
 ·Comcast
| Re: And what are the casualties? said by kpatz  :As in, how much legitimate mail was blocked in order to block "more" spam? I always hear of people on AOL not receiving legit mail from people because their spam filters block it. Same here! A friend uses AOL, and their "New" spam blocking "tool" was not allowing *ANY* email to be delivered!
Yeah, I guess that would cut down on spam... 
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stupidaol
@savvis.ne
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My other vehicle is a TARDIS
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join:2000-09-05
Dallas, TX
 ·AT&T U-Verse
2 edits | Re: And what are the casualties? There's a good reason why AOL is blocking savvis.net. They
are hosting quite a few notorious spammers.
Time to find another domain host. Or if you are representing
savvis.net, then you need to stop hosting spammers. Take a
look at the SBL - your provider has 41 entries, including
Scott Richter's company, OptInRealBig. Here's what they
have to say:
said by Spamhaus.org:
"Found 41 SBL listings for IPs under the responsibility of savvis.net"
14 of those are ROKSO entries. That is a serious sign of
trouble. Need more evidence? Google Groups for NANAS and
savvis.net:
»groups-beta.google.com/group/new···is+group
And there's this from one of our Stopping Spam forum
regulars back in October, who says that savvis.net seems
to be signing up new ROKSO spammers:
»Savvis.net spamhaus to nuke spammers
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LordMalak
join:2003-07-02
Brazil | Sounds like you ARE a crybaby spammer yourself. You use Savvis, you keep getting blacklisted, and you posted anonymously.
Eat spam and die. | |
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