On 04/04/09 12:00 PM, "Michael Scheidell" <scheid...@secnap.net> wrote:
> one company has a list of 'COI' (supposed to be confirmed opt in). they have > begun a process (see the wiki) of canceling client who claimed COI but > obviously didn't. > that 'reputation' score has more to do with contract ($$) than actual real > time data. Can you give me more of a hint than "see the wiki", like a URL? If that is us (Safelist nee. Habeas Safelist) I'd sure like to know how anyone has an impression of $$ = rep score. I could disprove that easily and empirically. There are plenty of people who pay us a whole lotta money with lousy rep. scores. Ergo them paying us a whole lotta money, so we can tell them which of their lousy practices to fix. And no, we don't put a downtick on the rep score to drive business either. Don't need to. There's enough senders in the world who actually do need help, we don't need to create business. Thanks. -- Neil Schwartzman Director, Accreditation Security & Standards Certified | Safelist Return Path Inc. 0142002038
