I have a user who can not receive emails as his correspondent's domain is currently on multiple rbls.
As an interim measure, should I look at temporarily allowing this domain? Or, is that a bad idea, shouldn't consider such temp workarounds? domain in question: ____________________________________ Checking ckchaiseree.com which resolves to119.59.120.56 against 107 known blacklists... Listed 7 times. Blacklist Reason LISTED CBL 119.59.120.56 was listed LISTED ivmSIP 119.59.120.56 was listed LISTED ivmSIP24 119.59.120.56 was listed LISTED Protected Sky 119.59.120.56 was listed LISTED SORBS SPAM 119.59.120.56 was listed LISTED Spamhaus ZEN 119.59.120.56 was listed LISTED UCEPROTECTL2 119.59.120.56 was listed On 20 June 2016 6:21:20 AM GMT+02:00, "S R." <it@tld> wrote: Dear Voytek Can you please check the supplier chaiseeree cannot send e-mail to us -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
