On Tue, 2014-01-14 at 21:16 +0300, Ryta Kashemire wrote: > Also i checked the spamcop site but the ip 41.190.128.53 isnt on > their blocklist > It's fairly easy to get listed on some blacklists, especially spamcop. If an ISP has a customer with an infected, spam-spewing computer using an address on one of the ISP's class C address blocks, spamcop will list the entire block. A lot of ISPs (the good ones anyway) are pretty proactive in addressing such issues and will quickly address issue of the infected customer's system and contact spamcop to get the block unlisted, which is also fairly easy, in which case the black listing disappears. I've seen this happen to some major ISPs, and it's usually fixed within a day or so.
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