[TriLUG] recent "Poor Reputation Sender" bounces

[ac via TriLUG]

On Thu, 18 Jul 2019 18:22:33 +0000 (GMT)
Joseph Mack NA3T via TriLUG <trilug at trilug.org> wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Jul 2019, Alan Porter wrote:
> >> I've offered my help to the SC (in e-mail from this address), but
> >> haven't heard back.  
> > I would think that as a user of trilug.org, you could put in such a
> > request. Just be polite and describe well the problem you're
> > seeing.  
> Thanks.
> I didn't realise the little guy could do this. I thought it would
> have to be someone associated with the domain name registration.
> Sure enough, there are instructions at earthlink on what to do to get
> yourself unblocked, and a notice saying that the blocks don't apply
> to the e-mail address they give you.
> I did all they said to do and sent it off to the abuse address to
> immediately get a bounce from cloudmark.com
> Your host has been blocked because it is listed with one or more RBLs.
> Please check with the services listed below to find out which RBL(s)
> your are listed with and get information on how to get removed.
> Cloudmark Sender Intelligence
> http://csi.cloudmark.com/reset-request/
> I take it that getting unblocked is a recursive process?
> If someone's sending spam from trilug.org, won't the blocks be all
> back in place in a short time and my efforts will be futile? Is it
> possible we're getting blocked and no-one is doing anything bad here?
> Thanks Joe
> 
afaik nobody from Pilot is sending spam right now... This has to do
with an old report and I believe that the block is still related to the 
SenderScore http://www.senderscore.org/ listing as well, yes you
can apply to have it removed, it is old and stale, so hopefully they
will agree to either increase the score or to remove/reset the false
reputation score... and yes, you can also do the cloudmark.com 'grey
list' application, usually, when there is only old single digit
complaints it does not matter who requests a review... When there is
ongoing, recurring or chronic reports, then it usually becomes more
challenging :)

hth

Andre