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> Folks, we need to do something about this type of illegal activity. Let me be clear about this; No, we don't. First, there is nothing illegal about this. For example if I want to setup an RBL list that lists email sites who's administrators name is Gene, there is nothing illegal about that. Now, getting people to actually subscribe/use such a list would probably be a fairly hard proposition. Second, with no disrespect to Jose. A lot of spam DOES come to my domains from South America. A much higher percentage of spam than or legitimate mail because my users are North American aren't generally interacting with South American users on a daily basis. I can say the same about Asia also. We don't block entire regions or countries, but we do allow our users to do so. However, if I decided today to block all of Brazil on my server, there is nothing illegal (and nothing someone in Brazil could do about it). Now my customers might have a different take, as it would be there mail I would be blocking, and they might go to another provider who didn't block Brazil. It's called a free market. > This type of thing just ticks me off. Oh come on, where talking about this guys list (http://www.blars.org/blars06c.jpg). How many people do you really think are using it? :) I also recommend you read the info on the block list he has posted there. > Pay to get off a list you should not be on? For what its worth, he doesn't charge to be removed. The actual quote is "If it is found that the entry was a mistake, no charge will be made and the entire deposit will be refunded". Bill ** To leave this list, send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put the word "LEAVE" in the BODY of the email.
