Every connection I’ve gotten from a hostname resolving to *.link or saying helo *.link has been spam (I block the connections with MIMEDefang).
Has anyone actually seen a legitimate email from a host in the .link TLD? I’ve seen (last week alone): bgo.blc-onlineconsumer140.link ratio.allgiftcardsonlinefriendly.link ratio.autodealersstarted.link ratio.forincreasemensvitality.link ratio.growingmedicareprovider.link ratio.instantarrestrecordseducate.link ratio.invitegiftcards.link ratio.largelycarsavings.link ratio.medicaresourceshigh.link ratio.publicarrestrecordsdaily.link ratio.readybloodpressuremonitor.link tcvd.internetspecial-week242.link tcvd.internetspecial-week243.link tcvd.internetspecial-week244.link tcvd.internetspecial-week246.link tcvd.internetspecial-week248.link tcvd.internetspecial-week250.link tcvd.internetspecial-week251.link tcvd.internetspecial-week252.link tcvd.internetspecial-week254.link vnds.ds-customerreviews101.link vnds.ds-customerreviews102.link vps.35dscustomersreviews.link vps.38-vpscresthosting.link vps.39-vpscresthosting.link vps.40-vpscresthosting.link vps.42-vpscresthosting.link vps.45dscustomersreviews.link vps.45-vpscresthosting.link vps.46dscustomersreviews.link vtds.customeronlinerev212.link vtds.customeronlinerev214.link vtds.customeronlinerev216.link vtds.customeronlinerev219.link vtds.customeronlinerev221.link Is it worth having that triggers on the relay’s hostname being *.link? Also, I noticed that every message we saw was missing a Received: header… -Philip
