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Subject:	Re: Wholesale blacklisting by AHBL
From:	"Roger B.A. Klorese" <rogerk @ queernet . org>
Date:	Wed, 31 Mar 2004 08:28:56 -0800
To:	Ed Gregory <ed @ gregorynet . net>
Cc:	"MajorDomo Administrator, MSER:EX" <Majordomo . Admin @ gems1 . gov . bc . ca>,Majordomo-Users @ greatcircle . com
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Ed Gregory wrote:
 > The AHBL service identifies every IP between 66.70.158.0 and 
66.70.158.999
 > as a spammer.

No, they don't.

I'm not supporting their methods, but...

They're identifying every IP in that range (and, by the way, they only 
go up to .255 -- perhaps you should learn some basic TCP/IP before being 
in the hosting business?) as being *owned* by an ISP that supports 
spammers -- putting economic pressure on you, their customer, to go 
somewhere else.

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