On Fri, 10 Jul 2020 18:25:33 -0400 Charles Sprickman wrote:
> Also I just dug up the letter and the wording used was “commercial > use”. There was no mention of what the volume was or what the limit > would be. > The default is to use these list unregistered. Did that ISP register or did Spamhaus track them down from the IP address? > They also tagged one of the resolvers that access customers use > (there are two dedicated resolvers for BL lookups), so presumably > some very small and low-volume home and small biz users were being > tagged in aggregate, probably not even aware they’re using spamhaus. Low-volume users that don't know they should be doing recursive lookups will often get away with it, and even if they don't, being blocked isn't significantly worse for them than turning-off spamhaus. I thought most ISPs had outsourced or given-up on email. ISP email has IMO always been a way of locking-in gullible customers.