It is very easy to deal with SpamCop's aggressive approach to blacklisting.... Email them and explain what you do and supply all of your IP addresses.
I manage the operations of the ISP I work for and was dealing with almost daily blacklistings until I emailed them explaining my business, domain and IP addresses. I have not been blacklisted since. They put me on their "buddy" list. The easiest approach to a problem is to just complain about it. Be proactive and you'll find that SpamCop's support is very professional and are providing you a pretty good service. Jason -----Original Message----- From: Jason Faulkner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 8:20 PM To: jdow Cc: users@spamassassin.apache.org Subject: Re: RBLs >> I will completely concur with the statement about spamcop being too >> aggressive -- I work with a company that sends out ~10 million >> messages per month per ip (we're an ESP) and we can get listed on >> Spamcop for as few as 20 complaints on one of those IPs, and there's >> absolutely no feedback mechanism that they'll listen to us with. >> >> Spamhaus is fair. DULs are a great idea. But please, please don't >> support SpamCop. Their policies are not fair and you /will/ lose >> some legitimate email in the process. > > Jason, if your folks own "emaildirect.com" expect to remain blacklisted. > I just received a mortgage spam from them which hit no BL rules at all. > I'm motivated to submit it to all and sundry. > > {^_^} I don't know who emaildirect.com is -- but it's certainly not us, and I just checked our DB, and they aren't a customer of ours. If you wanted to know who we were, you could have just looked up the website in my sig --- http://broadwick.com -- owners of http://www.intellicontact.com -- Jason Faulkner Systems Manager Broadwick Corporation (919) 459-2509 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
