* Hanno Böck via mailop: > I wonder if anyone on this list has any contact with the operators of > the spfbl.net DNSBL.
For starters, this seems like weird choice of name to me. What's an "SPF BL" supposed to be, anyway? > I observed that some of our IPv6 IPs get listed by spfbl.net. Here's > an example: https://matrix.spfbl.net/2a01:4f8:271:19d3:2:0:0:2 Listing a /128 address, and charging 2 USD for delisting? That's one hell of a make-money-fast scheme. ;-) If it were my decision, I'd ignore spfbl.net wholesale, and consider their delisting process a scam to boot. > From the description there, it appears that they don't like that the > reverse lookup domain does not have an e-mail contact in the whois data. I wonder, would spfbl.net flag all .de domains registered to inatural persons "non-compliant"? DeNIC does not hand out detailed owner data for those domains, except when required by law. Some self-styled BL operator can't just waltz in and demand information. In any case, I have not seen or heard of customers of mine using spfbl.net for anything, for whatever that's worth to you. -Ralph _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list [email protected] https://list.mailop.org/listinfo/mailop
