I got listed on the DUL, but my class C was not dial-up addresses, I had to contact them and convince them I wasn't a dial-up customer. Unfortunately, they wouldn't talk to me because I never set up reverse dns resolution on my class c, it reversed resolved to my isp. So I had to get my isp to call them and explain that it's not a dial-up list. It all worked out in the end, but it was a painful two days.
Now, I actually use the black lists because I was being hit with a tremendous amount of spam, I needed to do something. It was taking more than 4 hours for my mail relay to process the mail.
I still don't like them, but they are effective.
Actually, Massachusetts isn't very liberal anymore. It's more like there are very strong liberal "pockets", mostly around the major cities. The majority of the state is conservitive.
I agree, take a good look at UltraDNS
Microsoft should fear itself. Microsoft represents one extreme, FOSS represents the other extreme. Apple and Google are a compromise.
I got listed on the DUL, but my class C was not dial-up addresses, I had to contact them and convince them I wasn't a dial-up customer. Unfortunately, they wouldn't talk to me because I never set up reverse dns resolution on my class c, it reversed resolved to my isp. So I had to get my isp to call them and explain that it's not a dial-up list. It all worked out in the end, but it was a painful two days. Now, I actually use the black lists because I was being hit with a tremendous amount of spam, I needed to do something. It was taking more than 4 hours for my mail relay to process the mail. I still don't like them, but they are effective.
I'd also like to see how the 4 million bucks is spent. I'm not in favor of them closing out the project, but 4 million seems a bit much.
Actually, Massachusetts isn't very liberal anymore. It's more like there are very strong liberal "pockets", mostly around the major cities. The majority of the state is conservitive.
I totally agree with you 100%.
Because they're buying the only productive software in the maket.