Marc Perkel wrote: > I'm having problems with my spam filtering servers getting listed on > UCEPROTECT and can't figure out why. Is anyone familiar with how this > blacklist works and what I need to do to not get listed?
It is explained on their website. > > They seem to hate sender verification - but I'm not going to give that > up. Many folks treat a sender-verify callout as a probe. Many more don't respond in a useful or timely way. We *have* given it up. > What do I need to block to make my servers not show up on their > list? Probably figure out why they are being seen to visit honeytraps. Or are you backtracking forged 'bait'? > This is getting to be more than annoying. What domains do they > control so I can not trigger them? > See their website. Note they also have input from/working arrangements with 'helpers', so do not expect to be able to ID many. > Anyone else having this problem? > Google finds a number of posts about them, one with a copy of an extortion e-mail mentioning a ten Euro fee *per each recorded hit* to be removed. Sure not on *my* list of folks to trust... Bill -- ## List details at http://www.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://www.exim.org/eximwiki/
