This is the logic behind blocking "subscriber" networks by PTR hostname and by HELO hostname. Your MX is receiving 10's of 1000's of spams from charter/att/comcast/rr/telus/pacbell/sbd/etc/etc/etc networks, for every handful, if any, of valid msgs, so you block all those subscriber networks until those multi-$$billion network factories, which huge, highly competent, highly paid IT staffs, stop polluting your email environment.

From another list, someone toted up his volumes of spam, note the dominance of subscriber networks:


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The perennial question here seems to be "where does it all come from",
and in the spirit of answering that question, here are the top however
many sending domains/cc.tlds for messages we rejected as spam (which,
given how much we reject, is a lot more accurate than "spam we received")
since 1/1/04 (domains/cc.tlds with more than 5 attempts):

  585 comcast.net
  402 rr.com
  188 attbi.com
  175 pacbell.net
  165 ameritech.net
  130 shawcable.net
  128 adelphia.net
  125 optonline.net
  106 wanadoo.fr
  105 verizon.net
  103 bellsouth.net
   89 charter.com
   88 dsl-verizon.net
   80 t-dialin.net
   79 swbell.net
   63 ne.jp
   61 videotron.ca
   58 net.il
   51 proxad.net
   48 com.tw
   48 a2000.nl
   46 tiscali.nl
   46 co.uk
   43 yahoo.com
   41 rogers.com
   40 mchsi.com
   38 cgocable.net
   36 snet.net
   35 mindspring.com
   34 interbusiness.it
   32 surfer.at
   30 telus.net
   30 go2lnk.com
   30 com.br
   29 net.au
   28 rima-tde.net
   27 wideopenwest.com
   24 bbtt.de
   22 nuvox.net
   21 com.hk
   21 bbtec.net
   20 telia.com
   20 charter-stl.com
   19 hispeed.ch
   19 dsl.net
   19 btopenworld.com
   18 covad.net
   18 btcentralplus.com
   17 uu.net
   17 upenn.edu
   17 proper.com
   17 net.ua
   16 wanadoo.nl
   15 xo.net
   15 tiscali.com
   15 telepacific.net
   15 menta.net
   15 frontiernet.net
   15 cox-internet.com
   14 tpnet.pl
   14 skynet.be
   14 qwest.net
   14 nf.net
   14 net.mx
   14 isdn.net
   14 insightBB.com
   14 com.au
   13 waltadams.com
   13 cnc.net
   13 bezeqint.net
   12 transedge.com
   12 t-ipconnect.de
   12 freeserve.com
   12 club-internet.fr
   12 chello.nl
   12 btitelecom.net
   11 skanova.com
   11 ntl.com
   11 noos.fr
   11 krneki.org
   11 ip.pt
   11 infocrossing.net
   11 chartertn.net
   10 theplanet.com
   10 tele.dk
   10 slovanet.sk
   10 pajo.com
   10 one-2.net
   10 euskaltel.es
   10 btinternet.com
    9 vasoffers.com
    9 telecom.sk
    9 sprint-hsd.net
    9 pipex.com
    9 odessa.edu
    9 mun.ca
    9 listbox.com
    9 com.ar
    8 twtelecom.net
    8 quolia.com
    8 nexicom.net
    8 net.co
    8 net.br
    8 conxion.com
    8 acedsl.com
    7 subscribermails.com
    7 sify.net
    7 regionalnet.org
    7 qsc.de
    7 progress-energy.com
    7 newskies.net
    7 home.nl
    7 hansenet.de
    7 cgocable.ca
    7 bluewin.ch
    7 arcor-ip.net
    7 accesscable.net
    7 GeorgiaSouthern.edu
    6 vzavenue.net
    6 tp-lj.si
    6 telekom.at
    6 skyriver.net
    6 silverserve.com
    6 planet.nl
    6 ntli.net
    6 npgco.com
    6 neolane.net
    6 ientry.com
    6 hinet.net
    6 gte.net
    6 gingerall.cz
    6 comhem.se
    6 charterwv.net
    6 charterpipeline.net
    6 charterpa.com
    6 algx.net
    6 ad.jp
    6 Level3.net

Comcast should feel right at home with Disney.



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