This just becomes increasingly important when management drops an
email in the Put Spam Here folder for training that clearly isn't
spam, but something they've subscribed to, like a newsletter. For the
email that even I question sometimes, I'd like to be able to give them
a definitive answer
This just becomes increasingly important when management drops an
email in the Put Spam Here folder for training that clearly isn't
spam, but something they've subscribed to, like a newsletter. For the
email that even I question sometimes, I'd like to be able to give them
a definitive
Alex wrote:
(how can a mail
server be whitelisted while the message body contains a blacklisted
URL?)
Pretty trivially; if spam with a blacklisted URI is forwarded from an
account handled by a trusted server, the final recipient will see both a
whitelisted/trusted relay and a blacklisted
Hi,
(how can a mail
server be whitelisted while the message body contains a blacklisted
URL?)
Pretty trivially; if spam with a blacklisted URI is forwarded from an
account handled by a trusted server, the final recipient will see both a
whitelisted/trusted relay and a blacklisted URI.
Alex wrote:
for both JMF_W
(HOSTKARMA_W) and URIBL_BLACK in the same message.
I'm not involved in the management of either of these, but I have some
analysis which I think is accurate:
(1) Marc Perkel's domain whitelist is auto-generated. This has many
advantages... but one disadvantage is
Hi,
for both JMF_W
(HOSTKARMA_W) and URIBL_BLACK in the same message.
I'm not involved in the management of either of these, but I have some
analysis which I think is accurate:
Rob, thanks, I think you've hit the nail on the head on all counts.
That's what the spam race is all about -- the
On 11/10/2009 10:59 PM, Alex wrote:
This just becomes increasingly important when management drops an
email in the Put Spam Here folder for training that clearly isn't
spam, but something they've subscribed to, like a newsletter. For the
email that even I question sometimes, I'd like to be able
Hi,
You know how it is unsafe to use unsubscribe on many spam because that you
are a live address?
Of course. If you read again, I'm talking about sites like eWeek.com,
where someone has intentionally subscribed, but can't figure out how
to unsubscribe, so they think if they just treat it as
