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  3. September 2006

Re: blacklisting

Jeff Crosby wrote:


her network people say it's because our site is listed somewhere as
sending spam.



How do we find out if we're listed anywhere?



http://openrbl.org/query?66.15.42.200

It doesn't look like you are blocked anywhere from there, but SpamCop
shows you listed on dnsbl.sorbs.net
http://www.dnsbl.sorbs.net/

Also, any mail server administrator could have you blocked on their
system.  Some might have blocked all rdns of verizon.net or
bdsl.verizon.net or by IP range, etc.

You could try sending a request to their postmaster@ account asking for
clarification or just give them a call.

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