spam issues

[collins]

ronnie gauthier wrote:

>I've had it with spam, RBL's bite. So what to do?
>I have taken drastic measures. I wish others would follow suit. We could kill
>spam in short order. How? I have got fed up with yahoo a while back and blocked
>them. A while back I had a rash of spam from comcast.com and mail them and
>complained heavily, it stopped. Until this week. Now comcast is blocked.
>When I say blocked I dont mean filtered I mean blocked from all my domains and
>clients mail servers. FSCK to domains with a lax attitude about spam, let them
>eat bounces.
>  
>
Unfortunately it's not comcast that will eat the bounces.  In order to 
get broadband service (DSL is not offered), I have to use comcast.net (I 
don't know anything about comcast.com), and since people are so friendly 
about bulk blocking of anything they don't like, I already have one user 
list that I can neither unsubscribe from nor post to, since all mail is 
bounced.

comcast.net users have no control.  Fortunately, I'm not being blocked 
by any other group.  It seems to me that spam filters would be a more 
friendly approach, rather than assuming that all users on the domain are 
spam.

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Collins