On Jan 13, 2014, at 5:30 AM, Wietse Venema wrote: > Roland Pl?ss: >> I recently noticed SORBS having my IP listed. All other blacklists I'm >> tracking with MXToolBox and others are fine. I never heard of SORBS nor >> did I get every any rejection replies due to them. I read though lots of >> bad reviews about that blacklist on the net while researching. Delisting >> is also impossible. >> >> Do I have to bother about this list or is it a crappy blacklist I should >> not care about? > > SORBS is typically not used to veto email all by itself. That's > probably why you don't see your mail being blocked. SORBS may be > useful in a scoring system.
You should care. If your IP is listed, it means that mail is going somewhere it shouldn't, typically due to a purchased, dirty list. If SORBS lists you … others will probably follow in time. >> If I should bother how is one supposed to delist an IP if there is no >> email contact and broken menus/forms? The more painful listings auto-expire after 48 hours of no new abusive traffic. Aloha, Michael. -- "Please have your Internet License and Usenet Registration handy..."
