Hello,

Can you please send me info on the above block so that we can
terminate the accounts that have caused this issue?

Sincerely,
Andrew
web-hosting-support.com

I notice that to use the uceprotect rbl, one must use a uceprotect
block message. I tried to find it and only came up with something in
the FAQ's. We are using an SBS 2003 Exchange server and in the
connection filtering rule, I have put the following custome error
message - Your server IP address %%0 was rejected by the RBL provider
UCEPROTECT. Go here - http://www.uceprotect.net/rblcheck.php?ipr=%%0
to check your server status.

Is this acceptable?

On Dec 16, 9:31 pm, Steve Baker comcast.net> wrote:

Hi,

your systems generate sendercallouts. So you are listed at
backscatterer.org

Best
Manfred

I have been seeing a lot of discussion about the fact that TQMCube has
had addresses listed on it for a long time but removal requests have
gone unanswered. I am one victim of this. My mailserver at
pmpmail.com got listed for spam, but I have installed Open Relay
Filter from www.vamsoft.com to have spam blocking on my server.
TQMCube hasn't responded to my removal request, and it's been several
months (since August) since I first got listed. I did manage to leave
a voicemail for David Hart at the number on the domain record
(212-988-6975) so the mailbox wasn't full as previous posts indicated,
but haven't received a repsonse yet. Has anyone heard from Hart or
discovered anything about TQMCube?

-Phil Scopes
President, Philmore Productions
feedback@pmpmail.com

Hi!

Dominoappsys wrote:

Your IP 58.26.54.21 does not have a reverse DNS entry.
This will be a reason for a significant number of mail hosts not to
accept mail from your (misconfigured) server.

brgds

--
Gunter Herrmann
Orlando, Florida, USA

On Mon, 3 Dec 2007 02:01:57 GMT, malajex@yahoo.com wrote:

http://www.dnsbl.com/

Hi - can someone help.We just found out that we have been added to a
blocked list by APEWS;

there was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email
server. Please contact your system administrator.
5.5.0 smtp;550-rejected because
xx.xxx.xx.xx in blacklist l2.apews.org> (SHould i be publishing the IP
address here?)

Apparently according to the lookup on their web site we have been
there since July!

How can one get on such a list especially as we are small/medium
company that doens't even send email shots let alone spam!!!!

I control all our IP and our host (Demon.net) can't help us. Do we
just have to live with this and not deal with the customer that starts
using APEWS listing. Seems incredulous!

Any advise would be useful. I read FAQ42 on APEWS web site but that
didn't seem to offer a lot of help

this is the query from APEWS;

malajex@yahoo.com wrote:

<http://spamlinks.net/filter-dnsbl-lists.htm#compared>

--
E-Mail Sent to this address Griffin-Technologies.net>
will be added to the BlackLists.

In <853adb5f-69bf-4322-b80a-be47276ebf48@l1g2000hsa.googlegroups.com>, on
11/23/2007
at 03:16 AM, fiangotech hotmail.com> said:

What previous owner? Steadfast has had it since 2006-02-17. Fiango
Technologies is *not* the owner.

There is no "the list"; there are various lists, with various policies. If
you have a question about a listing, please include the list and the
record number in your subject.

Why? That adds to their costs.

Now, there are some lists whose operators accept comments, provide
notifications, etc., but that is because they choose to do so, not because
they are obligated to do so.

I would like to quote exactly the same issue. We've been blocked for a
while so far. We've really had a problem but it was fixed. How LONG
does it take to get delisted? Or was this filter created just to claim
money???

If so, I'll post on every single forum that this spamlist belongs to a
selfish profit organization, not like other legitimate sources....

On Nov 23, 4:16 am, fiangotech hotmail.com> wrote:

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