> Is there any criteria to get listed on your list? I have noticed over
> the last couple of weeks that more and more sites that I would have
> thought would be legitimate are being listed?
If they spam me and our users they will more than likely be blacklisted.
However, if the site is an ISP or
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Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 3:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Kill list criteria- Image`fx
> Is there any criteria to get listed on your list? I have noticed over
> the last couple of week
> Must have missed the original post where about sharing your list.
> We would definitely like to take advantage of that offer.
> Can you send me details?
The full list can be downloaded from the following url:
http://www.imagefxonline.net/apps/delog/fromfile.txt
Our daily updates can be dow
Tom,
You should remove
.m0.net ID-20021011-000189
from the list. It is used by many legitimate mailing lists, from bookstores
(Border's) to computer vendors (Palm to customers, HP to it's vendors) to
brokers (Ameritrade to its customers). While you might be getting some
junkmail from a
4 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Kill list criteria- Image`fx
Tom,
You should remove
.m0.net ID-20021011-000189
from the list. It is used by many legitimate mailing lists, from
bookstores
(Border's) to computer vendors (Palm to customers, HP to it&#
This is a cute one:
HELO aol.com
(I thought AOL long ago upgraded to ESMTP!).
Ditto with hotmail.com, yahoo.com, excite.com, msn.com, localhost.* and
netscape.com.
This represents 5% of our blocked spam (it used to be 10%, but I guess
spammers that use that blaster aren't getting much r
> You should remove
>
> .m0.net ID-20021011-000189
I will re-examine the address an remove it as soon as I get a chance.
> I've had to remove several others from the list for the same reason
Please tell me what they are and why, that is if you do not mind.
Also, please keep in
> Tom has done a great job in creating a live "blacklist", meaning a list
> that changes and does not just grow because something happened to get
> listed in it 3 years ago.
I'm trying to create something so everyone can do this, that is, update
your list when an address is no longer in use. Per
> Where do I add the trigger to make this file work
This kill list was designed for Declude users and can be implemented
through the configuration file. Here is an example snippet of the
cfg and the junkfile.
CFG
KILLFROMfromfiled:\imail\declude\fromfile.txt x
