Re: [mailop] Sanity Check - Signal Spam and Signal Arnaques

[Benjamin BILLON]

Hi Todd,

Thanks for the notice. That's definitely not Signal Spam, although it doesn't 
look totally malicious.

Signal Spam works with law enforcement authorities and security companies and 
initiative (among others) to help punishing ... bad people.

I'll notify the Signal Spam folks.

Thanks again!

--
Benjamin

From: mailop  On Behalf Of Todd Herr via mailop
Sent: mardi 27 novembre 2018 03:31
To: mailop@mailop.org
Subject: [mailop] Sanity Check - Signal Spam and Signal Arnaques

Hi.

I believe from past posts that there are Signal Spam reps on this list, and I 
just want to sanity check something with them.

We have a customer seeing their good name sullied on the website 
signal-arnaques.com, where they're being implicated 
as sending fraudulent messages. They're not actually sending fraudulent 
messages, and they have a DMARC p=reject policy in place that should cause 
these messages to never see a mailbox, but there's at least one ISP out there 
that doesn't honor DMARC, and so mailbox holders at that ISP are getting 
messages "From" my customer and posting them to 
signal-arnaques.com as "Scam Website Announcement".

My customer is frantic, and keeps referring to 
signal-arnaques.com as "Signal Spam", but I don't 
get the sense that the two are related in any sense of the word; different 
domains, different physical addresses, different operating models, it appears. 
However, I would like to get an official pronouncement from someone more 
knowledgeable than I that the two organizations are completely unrelated.

Thanks in advance.

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postmaster
www.sparkpost.com
twitter @toddherr @sparkpost

tel 415-578-5222 x477
mobile 703-220-4153
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[mailop] Sanity Check - Signal Spam and Signal Arnaques

[Todd Herr via mailop]

Hi.

I believe from past posts that there are Signal Spam reps on this list, and
I just want to sanity check something with them.

We have a customer seeing their good name sullied on the website
signal-arnaques.com, where they're being implicated as sending fraudulent
messages. They're not actually sending fraudulent messages, and they have a
DMARC p=reject policy in place that should cause these messages to never
see a mailbox, but there's at least one ISP out there that doesn't honor
DMARC, and so mailbox holders at that ISP are getting messages "From" my
customer and posting them to signal-arnaques.com as "Scam Website
Announcement".

My customer is frantic, and keeps referring to signal-arnaques.com as
"Signal Spam", but I don't get the sense that the two are related in any
sense of the word; different domains, different physical addresses,
different operating models, it appears. However, I would like to get an
official pronouncement from someone more knowledgeable than I that the two
organizations are completely unrelated.

Thanks in advance.

-- 

*todd herr*

*postmaster www.sparkpost.com *
*twitter* @toddherr @sparkpost

*tel* 415-578-5222 x477
*mobile* 703-220-4153
*email* todd.h...@sparkpost.com 
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Re: [mailop] Any Proofpoint contact on list?

[Jaren Angerbauer]

On Mon, Nov 26, 2018 at 3:43 PM Andreas Ziegler 
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> add me to the list of people searching for a proofpoint contact...
>
>
Also replied off list...

--Jaren
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Re: [mailop] Any Proofpoint contact on list?

[Andreas Ziegler]

Hello,

add me to the list of people searching for a proofpoint contact...

we filled out their delisting form three times over the last two months
and got no reply whatsoever. the IP stays listed ofc...

Regards

Andreas

Vytis Marčiulionis schrieb am 26.11.18 um 13:20:
> Hello, 
> 
> We have an ongoing issue with Proofpoint where emails bounce due to "IP
> address is listed" error but when we check the provided link it says
> that IP address is fine. I have tried filling in contact forms, sending
> mails to different default addresses and one contact I've got from
> M3AAWG meeting in Lisbon. Nothing helped, even the sales agent, with
> whom we were discussing to try their solution for service providers,
> disappeared somewhere. 
> 
> If anyone from Proofpoint is here, please contact me off-list. We would
> like to understand what that error means and how we could resolve it
> completely. 
> -- 
> Best regards,
> 
> Vytis Marčiulionis
> Email Deliverability Manager
> Mailerlite.com
> vy...@mailerlite.com 
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Re: [mailop] Any Proofpoint contact on list?

[Jaren Angerbauer]

Replied off list.

--Jaren



On Mon, Nov 26, 2018 at 5:33 AM Vytis Marčiulionis 
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> We have an ongoing issue with Proofpoint where emails bounce due to "IP
> address is listed" error but when we check the provided link it says that
> IP address is fine. I have tried filling in contact forms, sending mails to
> different default addresses and one contact I've got from M3AAWG meeting in
> Lisbon. Nothing helped, even the sales agent, with whom we were discussing
> to try their solution for service providers, disappeared somewhere.
>
> If anyone from Proofpoint is here, please contact me off-list. We would
> like to understand what that error means and how we could resolve it
> completely.
> --
> Best regards,
>
> Vytis Marčiulionis
> Email Deliverability Manager
> Mailerlite.com
> vy...@mailerlite.com
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[mailop] Any Proofpoint contact on list?

[Vytis Marčiulionis]

Hello,

We have an ongoing issue with Proofpoint where emails bounce due to "IP
address is listed" error but when we check the provided link it says that
IP address is fine. I have tried filling in contact forms, sending mails to
different default addresses and one contact I've got from M3AAWG meeting in
Lisbon. Nothing helped, even the sales agent, with whom we were discussing
to try their solution for service providers, disappeared somewhere.

If anyone from Proofpoint is here, please contact me off-list. We would
like to understand what that error means and how we could resolve it
completely.
-- 
Best regards,

Vytis Marčiulionis
Email Deliverability Manager
Mailerlite.com
vy...@mailerlite.com
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