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I run my own servers. They’re on a VPS so I can empathize with folks when their mails get blacklisted because their server is on the CIDR range as some offender
by agentultra 3y ago
I run my own servers. They’re on a VPS so I can empathize with folks when their mails get blacklisted because their server is on the CIDR range as some offender.
When I get repeat, bad spam that manages to sneak past my DKIM filters I generally reach out to the ISP that originated the messages and report the abuse before I report to the blacklists. Admins are generally quick to respond.
The problem is the spammers, scammers, blackmailers, etc. And maybe the domain registrars who enable them and anonymize them a little bit.
- russh 3y agoAOL Feedback loop... Hey, someone from your domain sent someone on our domain an email they classified as spam. Who? We won't tell you. Don't do it again, or we will refuse all mail from your domain. k thx bye - AOL