I found an email for comcast and asked them to remove the IP block.  I
thought I would share their response it may help others.

Sorry Len - you may believe their message in the log file was clear but
according to this message their reason for blocking was different - not
surprising.  But they did respond quickly so I will give them high remarks
for that.

Now the mail domain in question is for a major insurance brokerage - they
work with independent agents and send out 100s of quotes, applications, etc
daily to agents many of whom work out of their homes so they have comcast,
aol, yahoo etc. email accounts.  In six years of hosting them I have not had
one spam complaint.  They do not work with the general public only agents
that are part of their network.  

Sensitivity to spam is becoming so great that mail is getting blocked
because the content is perceived to be spam!!!  This whole thing is getting
scary - I think the only solution is going to major overhauls in the mail
sending protocols so you can easily certify who is connecting to your mail
server.

Chuck Schick
Warp 8, Inc.
(303)-421-5140
www.warp8.com

  

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 11:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Comcast.net Blacklist Removal Response


Please do not reply to this message.

This is to notify you that your request for removal from the comcast.net
blocklist has been received.

The following IPs were found within your request. Below each one, we've
included the results of our research.


- IP.AD.DR.ESS -
The IP you previously provided has been removed from the Comcast.net
blocklist.

After review of the blocking, the IP you submitted was found to have been
blocked due to the fact that the majority of the traffic from that IP
contained content indicative of spam. If you are not aware of the traffic
that could have caused this, we recommend a review of your outbound mail
logs and ensuring that all computers connecting to through the submitted IP
are clear of any security exploits.


Thank You
Comcast Network Abuse and Policy Observance





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