Their marketing emails and their strategy of rotating networks and spamming services that they use were my reason to maintain my own blocklist for postfix [1]
I have zero tolerance for scraped email spam, and every single entry in that blocklist doesn't do shit when you send a complaint on their abuse@ email.
If you host your own email server, this tool/repo allows to generate ready-to-use blocklists for postfix and dovecot.
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Their marketing emails and their strategy of rotating networks and spamming services that they use were my reason to maintain my own blocklist for postfix [1]
I have zero tolerance for scraped email spam, and every single entry in that blocklist doesn't do shit when you send a complaint on their abuse@ email.
If you host your own email server, this tool/repo allows to generate ready-to-use blocklists for postfix and dovecot.
[1] https://github.com/cookiengineer/postfix-spamdb