About ten years ago we changed our ISP and got a new block of IPs to use.
Our domain name stayed the same. The old ISP never cleaned out the contact
information on the old block of IPS.
Apparently someone is now spamming through our old block of IPs. Anyone
doing a whois on the old block
Thank you Scott. As always, I appreciate your straight answers.
Happy Holidays,
D.
At 04:52 AM 12/7/2004, you wrote:
About ten years ago we changed our ISP and got a new block of IPs to use.
Our domain name stayed the same. The old ISP never cleaned out the
contact information on the old block
I'm afraid to say that this person is in fact in danger of being
blacklisted. I run a private blacklist with 6 return codes and over 1
million IP's that were manually collected (in blocks), and will
frequently tag all space related to a particular spammer. So if I
looked up one block in ARIN
We appreciate your work and all the other blacklists out there but we
better come up with some new plays because we're losing this game. The
fact that we have to setup and maintain all this is ridiculous and we
spend more and more time on it as this goes on. I think targeting the
spammer
Bill,
I guess that I don't feel so distraught because I now do this as a
business and I feel that it is also quite redeeming work. I do
understand that most administrators aren't in the same boat and it does
in fact take a good deal of work and understanding to do a decent job.
Nevertheless,
I just think that the courts take too long with everything they do.
Implementing the death penalty takes 15 years so how would a spammer
even hit the radar screen.
I think the only justice we will have is what we do for ourselves. I'm
disappointed that the Lycos SCR didn't take off because I
The problem isn't the courts, it's the police. There is no enforcement,
and you need an organization of some sort to do this.
As far as Lycos is concerned, I'm not a fan of vigilantism of this type,
and it is often illegal to employ such tactics. If you would just
imagine how many spam bots
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About ten years ago we changed our ISP and got a new block of IPs to use.
Our domain name stayed the same. The old ISP never cleaned out the contact
information on the old block of IPS.
Apparently someone is now spamming through our old block of IPs. Anyone
doing a whois on the old
