Jason Oriente wrote:
It is very easy to deal with SpamCop's aggressive approach to
blacklisting.... Email them and explain what you do and supply all of
your IP addresses.
I manage the operations of the ISP I work for and was dealing with
almost daily blacklistings until I emailed them explaining my business,
domain and IP addresses. I have not been blacklisted since. They put
me on their "buddy" list.
The easiest approach to a problem is to just complain about it. Be
proactive and you'll find that SpamCop's support is very professional
and are providing you a pretty good service.
My experience with spamcop is exactly the opposite. They haven't
offered us anything like what you suggest, despite many false positives
over the years.
