Now while I do not feel blocking all of these is good, they do certainly fall into the category of domains to do extra checks against.
--Eric ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robin Lynn Frank" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, December 20, 2002 6:36 PM Subject: blocking free email sources > We don't have anyone who sends email to us from free email sources, so we > developed a list in an access_map format which our offices use. > > It has the advantage of blocking most all of the 419 scams which like free > email addresses, etc. > > A couple of cautionary notes. > 1. The list isn't fully sorted (sorry). > 2. It also includes some non-free domains like msn.com, aol.com and a few > others, so you may want to edit those out. > > The url is http://paradigm-omega.com/freemail.txt > > There are over 4,000 domains listed. It is a freebie so no warranty is > implied and don't blame me if your best friend in Bulgaria suddenly gets his > mail bounced. ;-) > -- > ========================================================================== > Robin Lynn Frank - Director of Operations - Paradigm-Omega, LLC > No attachments or active content is permitted in incoming mail. > Copyright and PGP/GPG info in mail or message headers. > Free email addresses are not accepted. ICQ: 147240022 > ========================================================================== >
