I have verified each of these domains BY HAND, so they are pretty accurate.
What do you mean by "verify"? After a brief look, I notice "bb.yahoo.co.jp" (which I believe is the website for broadband Internet access in Japan, and I'm guessing offers users personal websites (or low-cost websites)).
And then there is "yourname.usa". That sounds suspiciously like a free mail service, so without thinking first, I tried going to www.yourname.usa. Needless to say, it only took a few seconds before I realized why I couldn't get there. "usa" isn't a valid TLD. You've also got "amazing.tool" there, which doesn't have a valid TLD.
So there are some definite concerns here, although it appears to be better than the url-domain-bl.txt file that had www.DNSstuff.com listed. :)
One other caveat -- I saw several domains such as "fwdsxdkseyxdtxnkslbyeanvc.net4d.net". When you see a seemingly random hostname followed by a real domain name, the seemingly random part is often an identifier of some sort. If this is the case, there will be no other E-mails containing "fwdsxdkseyxdtxnkslbyeanvc.net4d.net" (except E-mails to *you*), so it won't block E-mails for other people, and will let the spammer identify who submitted the URL.
-Scott
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