I've tried ORBS in the past, but I filtered out too much useful stuff.  
Complaints from users, customers, and vendors made me turn it off.

Chris Green



>From: Joe Matuscak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Chris Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: MAPS
>Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2001 13:35:12 -0400 (EDT)
>
>On Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Chris Green wrote:
>
> > Now that MAPS has gone commercial, has anyone tried subscribing and 
>setting
> > Gnatbox to query their new servers?  Does it work?  $200 is not bad at 
>all
> > for the service as long as it will still work with the firewall.  I 
>liked
> > having the firewall bounce all the email so my mail server didn't have 
>to.
> > I have seen a HUGE increase in spam in the past few weeks since MAPS 
>stopped
> > working for me.
>
>Ive looked at a MAPS subscription, but unfortunately it looks like we're a
>bit over the 100 email account limit on the small business flavor. That
>turns a reasonable $200/yr into a much harder to justify $1500/yr. I sent
>them some mail asking about user upgrades for the small business version
>and they claimed they were going to do that, but I still dont see anything
>on the website about it.
>
>In the interim, Ive started using some of the free open relay listing
>services.  Even when we were using MAPS, the bulk of the stuff that got
>bounced was from the open relay list rather than the RBL. The two that im
>using at the moment are ordb (see: www.ordb.org) and orbz (www.orbz.org).
>These services actually seem to work better than MAPS RSS, in that they
>are more automatic. Open relays get listed quicker, and there is a
>automated way for sites to get un-listed.  Im still thinking of doing the
>MAPS RBL+ since they list the commercial spamhauses that are not open
>relays, but do spew out the garbage.
>
>
>Joe Matuscak
>Rohrer Corporation
>717 Seville Road
>Wadsworth, Ohio 44281
>(330)335-1541
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>


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