I didn't keep an abuse alias since most folks just send to postmaster (but then WebTV
has to be different it seems). I know whatcha mean about a block and that is what I
have been ranting about. Needless to say it has gotten me pretty peeved so I have
arranged a meeting of minds next week at Internet World with some of the AOP
heavyweights to see if there is anything that can be done about this idiotic stuff.
It is one thing to nail a valid spammer, but it is another to do a blanket policy that
even affects stuff like one of the lists I run who many WebTV folks WERE (and I
stressed were) members of. Massive mail from a single domain or IP apparently equals
SPAM to WebTV....
Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: ## Dusty Carden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> How hard can it be to remove a block? Do you maintain an
> abuse box? That is where they sent the last complaint I got
> from them. Then it was related to someone doing a joe-job
> on our domain name. Did not take a rocket scientist to figure
> out that the mail originated in China. However one of their
> admins decided to blast me with a not-so-nice e-mail demanding
> I take action. (Like webtv has never been used for a joe-job).
>
> It is times like that when it would be nice to drop those messages
> in a holding spool until such time they could be delivered?
>
> Dusty
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