I'm finding it very difficult to understand how all my blocks got
listed when we have received Zero complaints in the last 3 months, all
those before (about one per month) were responded to within hours and
solved within 24.

One would think that my upstreams would have at least forwarded a
complaint. All that is being said is that I've been listed here.

Any suggestions other than blindly paying to be delisted? If there
really is a problem, I sincerely would like to know what it is.

Thanks in advance for any response.

Kevin

In message
s37g2000prg.googlegroups.com>
kevin@panamapolis.com wrote:

Well, I'd first suggest letting us know where you're listed... Without
knowing what list is listing you, suggestions will be shots in the dark.

In s37g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, on
03/17/2008
at 11:08 PM, kevin@panamapolis.com said:

Where? Please include the list, record and IP block in your subject.
Please distinguish between block that atre yours and blocks that are your
providers.

Many don't. It's safest to ensure that the SWIP or rwhois records contain
your contact addresses as well as your provider's.

Check whether there is any filtering of traffric to your abuse, postmaster
and security addresses. Ensure that all relevant records list working
contact addresses. Post yhe relevant description from the list here, along
with whois and rwhois data. Ensure that all addresses in the IP block have
FCrDNS.

On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 23:08:39 GMT kevin@panamapolis.com wrote:

| I'm finding it very difficult to understand how all my blocks got
| listed when we have received Zero complaints in the last 3 months, all
| those before (about one per month) were responded to within hours and
| solved within 24.

Complaints are so 1990's.

| One would think that my upstreams would have at least forwarded a
| complaint. All that is being said is that I've been listed here.

Since complaints are so universally ignored, it's more trouble to send
them than the benefits gained can compensate for. Listing a network
gets more action than a complaint does, on average, and even that is so
very little.

| Any suggestions other than blindly paying to be delisted? If there
| really is a problem, I sincerely would like to know what it is.

I agree that lack of information makes it harder to correct a problem.
You have to be very proactive about it. You have to start with software
and configuration that is the least likely to let spam out...