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hey gurus

DO you know of any more good reputible block sites that are secure
and are free (altruists?) and ligit?

we use spamcop.net andordb.org for our block list block provider
but want to find another that will help filter more.

these really work by the way ever since we started using them
it eliminates like 85 % of our spam easily if we didnt use these
holy cow do we get bombed with spam and the IMF thresshold
number works too but i fyou set to high it blocks to many good emails.


thanks much!

 

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You might find some more on this site..

http://www.sdsc.edu/~jeff/spam/cbc.html

 

itdaddy - why dont your work place wanna pay for it?

 

cheap! I dont have an issue with iit
i think it would be great idea! we have some free onese we running but just my boss sees no need for it

 

LOL - your boss says there's no need to pay for a proper anti-spam service? Do you survive on RBLs alone? If you do, and your boss can't see the need to move to something a little more robust - then its time to look for another job

You could check out Spamhaus' XBL - run that alongside Spamcop and you should notice an improvement.

On a separate, but related note, I'll be posting a spam 'masterclass' shortly - I like to contribute where I can, and hipe people here will find it useful. Part of my current role (indeed, a LARGE part of my current role) involves improving the spam filtering where I work - we're in an odd position insomuch as we don't have a traditional 'ISP' to farm most of our bulk filtering out to, and aren't in the position of being able to use any RBLs because of the mail routing that goes on upstream. I've developed a number of techniques in this role and others which may help to provide a good overview of how to reduce your spam to an almost non-existent level!

 

Would you be posting it here at CF? - Thanks

 

HEY BIG ZEB

i dont agree with him either. he is a data processor backgroud
my backgroud in both but more IT end, i agree with yuo.
i am learning how to sell my ideas! hehhahah
thanks for the great info you are like a freaking encyclopedia
on IT issues tanks amillion
will let you know hwo it works


thanks to you to bluerinse!

 

I've tried them all!
I'm trying to get away from them as I get too many false-positives.

The only ones i found of any use blocking spam were spamcop and spamhaus who are head + shoulders above the rest.

A good content based spam filter is a much better solution. I believe there are good free solutions out there too. I hear good things about Spamassassin.