first, total connects from ATTBI TLD is right up there in qty with the spammer TLD's
And so is Yahoo.com. They are legitimate. The quantity of E-mail from a specific domain compared to a domain that spams is completely irrelevant here.
And I believe ATTBI stands for "AT&T Business Internet". That ain't residential.
As you can see, be defining ATTBI subscriber networks as illegitimate, we solved that abuse problem definitively, with no false positives.
Again, Len, you're lying. Unless you state that by "false positive" you mean something completely different than the anti-spam term "false positive", you're lying. Sorry to use such harsh words, but after your previous thread and my responses, you should know better.
FYI, I see some legitimate E-mails here with reverse DNS entries that include attbi.com. So an average mailserver will most likely get quite a few false positives using your test.
-Scott
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