How are the results stacking up against your other RHSBL tests?

Very promising. Near the top of the class for RHSBL tests.

Here are my results:

>From 11/11/2004 throught 11/22:
CatchallMails             53741 total      40835 spam (76%)
AHBL-Domains          4580 total        4188 spam (91.4%)
Mailpolice Bulk         10629 total      10558 spam (99.3%)
Mailpolice Porn               20 total            20 spam (100%)
RFCI badwhois domain 1326 total     1105 spam (83.3%)
RFCI badwhois tld        2228 total      1705 spam (76.5%)
RFCI bogus mx              816 total        752 spam (92.3%)
RFCI DSN                   2312 total      2282 spam (98.7%)
RFCI No abuse             8187 total     6578 spam (80.4%)
RFCI No postmaster     5915 total     5225 spam (88.4%)
SecuritySage                  1731 total    1652 spam (95.5%)
Sorbs BadConf                191 total      191 spam (100%)
Sorbs Nomail                       0 total
SURBL Multi                 7957 total    7921 spam (99.5%)

Looking at the .5% of the SURBL-Multi that fell under my hold category, the
bulk of these 36 definitely fall into the grey area of could be spam, might
be legit. E-mail promoting training, surveys, compliance seminars and such.
None of the .5% looks to be solidly legit.

Starting 11/20 I broke out the tests and was looking at them individual...
>From 11/20 Noonish through 11/22:
SURBL Multi             1741 total    1733 spam (99.6%)
SURBL Abuse Butler     11 total        11 spam (100%)
SURBL Bigevil           1585 total    1577 spam (99.5%)
SURBL Spamcop           46 total        46 spam (100%)
SURBL Outblaze          928 total       928 spam (100%)

I don't believe the Jon Wein and the Phish are testable on their own. I
haven't received an hits on jp.surbl.org.

I did download Jon Wein's domains and Mailfrom's from his website and put
them into my DNS for rhsbl and mfbl testing.
Yesterday since 10 AM I had
Jon Wein Domain      573 total     573 spam (100%)
Jon Wein Mailfrom        1 total         1 spam (100%)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill Landry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 6:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] SURBL as RHSBL


> Hmmm, that could possibly render some decent results if spammers use the
> same domain in the "MAIL FROM:" address in the SMTP envelope as they us in
> the URI listed in the body of the message.  How are the results stacking
up
> against your other RHSBL tests?
>
> Bill
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Scott Fisher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 2:59 PM
> Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] SURBL as RHSBL
>
>
> I know it is not the intended use of the SURBL list, but is anyone else
> using the SURBL test as a RHSBL test?
> I just figured if the URL is used for spam, do I really want to be
> receiving e-mail from that domain?
> So far it has been > 99.5% effective.
>
> I'm just curious to see if anyone else has tried it?
>
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