"Sauer, Damon" <Damon(_dot_)Sauer(_at_)BELLSOUTH(_dot_)COM>
Well.. That is an awful lot of domain names to block. Especially if the
spammer randomly generates a few hundred a day for the same netblock.
Easier for me to block netblocks.
Both will work... But I still think that it would be even better if we
could limit the netblock so that I could have a choice.
At least, the spammer will have to pay a few bucks for each domain, which
will reduce his profit.
Also, big anti-spam sites like spamcop could create "reputation lists" for
validated domains. For example, imc.org has sent 96866593 emails, of which 3
have been reported as spam, that gives it a pretty good reputation. While
domain evilspammer.org has sent 1500 messages, of which 1000 were reported
as spam, it gives it a bad reputation.
Best,
GFK's
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