Everyone else - this may be off-topic, but consider it a lesson on what
happens
when your spam rules are too intrusive over silly things instead of asking the
question "Is this mail spam?". The method I proposed earlier is much more
effective at identifying spam than looking at what host has a bad postmaster
policy! and I was even able to recieve mail from a company that was listed as
an open-proxy as long as the mail itself wasn't proxied spam.
Quoting List Mail User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
You could ask them to request removal from the rfci "whois" list, I only
assign a couple of points for the other entries and they still seem to be
deserving of them, or you could try to find a company thet doesn't collect
and sell email lists!
1 - Which other issues is midphase "deserving" of that you have given them
"points" for? I'll have them address any issues if they are doing something
wrong. If its something like a reverse DNS mapping on the mail server - too
bad, it's shared hosting! No way around it.
2 - Your accusation that midphase.com is collecting and selling email lists is
pretty serious. Please send proof of such accusations as I will DEFINATELY
take that up with midphase and move myself and all sites I host to another
provider if this is true.
-- Evan
