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call for help to ISPs using SORBS
December 6, 2010 @ 11:57am
SORBS (spam and open-relay blocking system), a "not for profit" organization has recently blacklisted some of our hosts email IP addresses as spammers.
Upon contacting SORBS, they have refused to even hint as to what was the cause of this problem without us submitting a "donation" of $50.
This is extortion, plain and simple. How do we know that once that payment is made, that we're not just put back on the list within a short period of time, if we're even removed at all?
We're taking a "not negotiating with terrorists" stance on this issue. The point of this post is to ask that ISPs currently using SORBS (MNSI, we're looking at you) to please consider changing to another anti-spam system.
We all hate spam, but when you've wrongfully been added to a blacklist and are expected to shell out just to get out of it, well, that's just dirty pool.
For those who are receiving bounce-back messages, you may get around it by changing your outgoing mail server to your ISPs recommended SMTP address.