> >Although not the ideal solution, it will suffice, I suppose. > I wouldn't > >think at this point (assuming they make this change) that it warrants > >submission to any RBLs. > > I do. I think that if they don't offer an opt out then it > becomes unsolicited.
The opt-out was to email back to the address and ask to be removed. The problem was that no one was regularly checking this address. I spoke to the co-owner again about this and it sounds like they are putting in a procedure to check this account regularly. johnS
