Marc Perkel wrote:
> My solution if they won't fix their problem is to make the spam > filtering community aware of their business practices and hope that > enough people quit using their blacklist that they have to go back to > listing just spammers. When a company knowingly and deliberately lists > people as spammers who they know are spam filtering companies then that > needs to be exposed. I think they need to keep their politics separate > from their lists. > I do not often agree with Mark :), but this time I do really agree with him. I will just remove options that people may use to filter mail using uceprotect from all the mailrelay products I actually manage. I happened to have a client listed on uceprotect without knowing why, but now I think I know the reason. I certainly wouldn't use a blacklist with such a bad policy and nonsense.
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