I have trouble deciding if these are generally good or bad lists - do
any of you block them with certainty?
Thanks
-Nick
biglist.com
internetcrusade.com
rmxx.com
edxx.com
[both of the above replace the xx with 01,02,03,etc..]
roving/constantcontact
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I haven't received anything blatant spammy from
biglist/rm##/ed##/roving/constantcontact in March. Certainly chunks of B2B
email from known companies.
So they are hammy enough that they would be part of my automated ham IP list
and get a -50 applied to them.
If there were spam complaints, I'd
Based on the discussion under Declude JM, I'm also looking at adding
invURIBL. However, I find the weighting system in the invurible.exe.config
file very confusing. This is the total weight passed to Declude? I can't
figure out what typical weight scores would be or how to adjust them.
Just
Based on the discussion under Declude JM, I'm also looking at adding
invURIBL. However, I find the weighting system in the
invurible.exe.config
file very confusing. This is the total weight passed to Declude? I can't
figure out what typical weight scores would be or how to adjust them.
Ben
