It's been my policy for quite a while now, tho I outright reject them
while it appears AOL would just give them a heavy negative weight. I print
a valid yahoo address in my return code in case someone with legitimate
mail needs to be white-listed.
-f
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 systhine(_at_)tampabay(_dot_)rr(_dot_)com wrote:
I was just browsing my SMTP log and found this:
"America Online (AOL) and it's affiliated companies do not authorize the use
of it's proprietary computers and networks to accept, transmit, or distribute
unsolicited bulk e-mail sent from the internet. Effective immediately: AOL
may no longer accept connections from IP addresses which have no reverse-DNS
(PTR record) assigned."
I found it interesting. Is this a policy of many MTAs?
Ryan O'Horo
IT Manager
Hydro Spa, Inc.
1-877-BEST-SPA ext. 263
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