Matt,
any
"black-list" is subject to false positives. That's why we are all
using Declude, so that we can combine the effect of different
imperfect blacklists to assess a likelihood of something
being Spam. It's entirely possible that you are relying exclusively on
Sniffer and static filters - which is perfectly fine and then SURBL is not
for you. Whatever works.
For
those of us who DO use blacklists to verify sender IPs, checking for
spamvertised URLs is an absolute must (and a feature sorely missed in Declude
for too long). While it's easy for a spammer to set up a network of a
thousand zombies that do the sending, his email will eventually
link back to one (or a handful) of server URLs. It will take
MUCH longer for all those zombie IPs to be black-listed - but one or a handful
URLs are identified much quicker!
I love
Sniffer and it is the best thing since sliced bread - but, I still see a good
amount of SPAM every day (even just in my own personal mailbox). So I will
always look for ways to catch what is slipping through.
Best
Regards
Andy Schmidt Phone: +1 201 934-3414 x20 (Business) Fax: +1 201 934-9206
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