On Sat, Jul 9, 2016, at 07:52 AM, Groach wrote: > Our accountants are actually using '.account' TLD and they are a very > reputable business. A surprise when they changed to it, maybe, but change to > it they did.
My stats provide all the 'evidence' I need. So far, it seems I'm not auto-blocking "*.account" ... And, like I said, "YMMV". Personally, I find that holding people to account for their actions & decisions in 'email-land' is a pretty good strategy. That includes 'reputable businesses' choosing to move into a 'bad neighborhood', particularly if they haven't done their homework first. SA plus SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and a good set of DNSBLs helps immensely. Add to that some "This is obviously a sewer" heuristic decisions about TLDs, and my spam leak-thru rate is miniscule. Then again, I can choose to do that, as I'm not an ISP providing freemail with more holes than a colander to the unwashed ...
