>Couple solutions
>
>1- if the domain uses its own ip, you block the ip address port 25 on your
>gateway router
>
>otherwise,
>
>2- I think you can use inboud rules and send all mail to @domain.com to :NUL
check your local laws and read your sla/tos before you do this, i remember reading
something about a isp in virginia getting sued for killing off a customer who was
colocating a server with them. cust was 3+ months past due and when isp cut the line.
customer went out of business. they sued for damages, loss of revenue ect.. judge said
the isp did not give the customer reasonable warning to the disconnection of service.
personally I would make a rule for the domain that all mail goes to another mailbox on
your server, deny pop, imap, web and send a certified letter stating if payment is not
made in 15 days all accounts will be deleted, and email on server will be stored for
90 days then deleted. make sure you note that email will not be realeased until
payment is made and if you can get away with it charge a storage fee.
hope all goes well
Vinny
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