Hi, I recently got a call from someone trying to send to my email @t-online.de (this is a division of german telecom). While I believe that my friend's ISP might occasionally send spam (any big isp might get unwanted customers), I searched for blacklists and found that isplisted only at blars. So thay probably use blars list too
Wolfgang Hamann >> Has anyone had any dealings with this guy. >> >> I take my mail server very seriously. Further I take spamming very >> seriously in general. >> >> Even when I detect one of my customers sending spam I disable there internet >> until the problem is resolved >> >> The guy that runs the blarsbl list wants to charge my company 1500$ to >> remove our mail server from his list. >> >> When it was listed there for no good reason. >> >> I checked my mail logs going back 6 months there wasn't a single email sent >> nor received from this guys domain and or ip block. >> >> It would seem to me he's nothing more then a petty extortionist. >> >> Anyone else had to deal with this? >> >> This is the guy's www site >> >> >> http://www.blars.org/errors/block.html >> >> Here is a quote from his www site >> >> If you would like a site be added or removed from BlarsBL, you may hire >> Blars at his normal consulting rates (currently $250/hour, 2 hour minimum, >> $1000 deposit due in advance for non-established customers) to investigate >> your evidence about the site. If it is found that the entry was a mistake, >> no charge will be made and the entire deposit will be refunded. Send Blars >> email from a non-listed account to verify current rates and arrange payment. >> >>
