our mail servers listed in dbsl :(

[worldhosting]

<thunder@ezmail.ru>:
Connected to 217.9.147.44 but sender was rejected.
Remote host said: 553 5.3.0 Mail from 65.57.231.100 rejected;see http://dsbl.org/


I check our address on http://dsbl.org/listing?65.57.231.100
and it really listed.
Generally i am not like antispam system - because generally it is use exclusive monopoly right for include/exclude any ip address in their lists and only annoy to honest users. But, because many mail systems use it we need exlude our adress from this stupid system.
I ask Vortech - contact with this system for excluding our ip-address (really not ours, but has effect to us also).

[Vixen]

We can try to get it removed but as with most lists, it is up to them to remove the IP and they generally make it almost impossible (if not impossible) to get an IP removed. They compile the list on their own and it is not based on actual spam complaints as Spam Cop does.

[admin]

Just took care of it.. I will check it again on monday


DSBL: Confirm Removal
The IP that you entered has been scheduled for removal. It will be removed in 24-25 hours if it does not send any more messages to DSBL in that time.

[worldhosting]

Nice
Thanks a lot!

[admin]

Not a problem, thanks for letting us know.. Its hard to see or keep up with all of them when you get blocked from time to time because of spammers signing up..

[Garreg]

worldhosting: This is one of the problems of being in a shared environment. The issue has been mentioned a couple of times in the past and as Vixen said - they often list people of virtually nothing....... its a hard one to win sometimes.

On a positive note - in the past Brad has always contacted the lists and done his best to get listings removed...... its not his 'final' say- but he does try

[arindra]

i will still say Brad is lucky to have removed all IPs from any listings like these . Most of these people making these lists are too much of a tighta*s they think they rule the world or something

[Vixen]

Originally posted by arindra
i will still say Brad is lucky to have removed all IPs from any listings like these . Most of these people making these lists are too much of a tighta*s they think they rule the world or something

Amen. I could not have said it better myself.

[mresell]

They think they are the "good" guys

[arindra]

On a different Note :
one of my personal experiences : i always try to do a search on DNSSTUFF.com - the spam options and the google groups for any new client if he is transferring a domain froma seperate provider
(as and when i get some free time ).

[Vixen]

Same problem though with Google Groups. They tend to list people no proof sometimes too.