I use:

sbl-xbl from Spamhaus.org.

The relay list from ordb.org
. 
The DUL list from www.sorbs.net  Basically a list of dynamic IP's.
Controversial but it is the single best list I use. Stops all the
zombied Comcast/Cable/DSL home users.

I also use several country lists from www.blackholes.us   We do not need
overseas mail in most cases. So I can block China-Korea, South America
and really cut it down. I also added Latin America's IP range in myself.

With the above I nail about 90 percent of the spam with virtually no
false positives. But you have to test and see, and adjust. Every ones
needs are different.

FWIW, I do not consider any email rejected from Comcast to be a false
positive. My users understand why and know not to even bother to let me
know.

JK



-----Original Message-----
From: On Behalf Of Clishe, Jason
Subject: What RBL do you use?

Anyone that's using Exchange 2003's connection filtering...what RBL have
you had good success with?

Jason

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