On 2025-08-20 10:24 AM, Bill Cole via
mailop wrote:
one of our outbound mailers is listed in
spamrl.com - which is odd, and it isn't listed in anything else
right now.
Simple serious question: why do you care?
Easy answer: because when I tried to email somebody this morning
my message bounced because of the SpamRL listing.
Looks like webmail provider siteprotect.com uses them:
The mail system
<office@[redacted] host mx.siteprotect.com[64.26.60.135] said: 550
The sending IP (64.68.200.34) is listed on https://spamrl.com&e=e7eb7067&h=55a584b4&f=y&p=y as a source
of phishing. (in reply to end of DATA command)
granted - siteprotect website looks like it dates back from the
90's - but I still ran into a block with this RBL in real-world
circumstances and when I check our system mailer logs, there are
other systems using it, including:
web-dns1.com
mtaroutes.com
secure-mailgate.com
cleanmx.pt
Most of these look like very old antispam gateway systems but
they are evidently still in use and using this RBL
- mark
--
Mark E. Jeftovic
<mar...@easydns.com>
Co-founder & CEO easyDNS Technologies Inc.
+1-(416)-535-8672 ext 225
"Never expect a thing you do not want,
and never desire a thing you do not expect."
-- Bob Proctor
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