gamehead200 Posted April 27, 2003 Posted April 27, 2003 I just got an idea that can reduce spam e-mails in our e-mail...First, everyone has to post a list of addresses that you have blocked because they belong to spammers...I will only post my list after someone has responded to this thread...
Aaron Posted April 27, 2003 Posted April 27, 2003 There are already DNSBL lists in existance - databases of known spammers.SpamPal uses those DNSBL lists to stop spam.
gamehead200 Posted April 27, 2003 Author Posted April 27, 2003 I still think that people who don't have that prog. should share their spam lists...I got almost 450 addresses...
Aaron Posted April 27, 2003 Posted April 27, 2003 I still think that people who don't have that prog. should share their spam lists...The DNSBL lists don't belong to SpamPal (or maintained by them), they're available to use for anybody.
SunnyB Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 w00t I have blocked so many individual sites over the years that I have now begun to block email based on regional netspace. This will differ with your specific area because spammers tend to spam out of their specific netspace. As if the don't want to dirty the water they swim in. Earthlink spammers don't usually spam Earthlink addresses, etc. etc. Personally I block all of 200.x.x.x, 201.x.x.x, 202.x.x.x, 203.x.x.x, 210.x.x.x, 211.x.x.x plus many ranges in other netblocks that prove to be spam friendly. It's not perfect but it kills 80% of my spam.
gamehead200 Posted April 28, 2003 Author Posted April 28, 2003 Anyone that wants to use my list of spammers, feel free to download this text file...I update this file everyday, so I might post a different one...Junk_Senders.txt
Doggie Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 wouldn't mind a program that blocks spam from hotmail.. i'm sick to death with fake email addresses and i cannot stop them
Aaron Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 Anyone that wants to use my list of spammers, feel free to download this text file...I update this file everyday, so I might post a different one...here's a tip, instead of using:server1@mail02.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail02a.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail03.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail04.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail05.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail06.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail07.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail08.emailcourrier.comserver1@mail09.emailcourrier.comUse:*emailcourrier.comit will block all spam from that domain
Doggie Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 yeh but aaron.. some spammers use a false address.. i had about 30 emails from place and checked the header and it said it was from yahoo.com address.. but even blocking that still not stop them
zivan56 Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 There is absolutely no point to block individual e-mails, i could easily get sendmail to send an e-mail from whopever@whatereveriwant.com. Thats a problems with SMTP protocol allowing you to spoof e-mail addresses very easily.
Doggie Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 yes true zivan.. just s**ts me that hotmail mail staff aint fixing this problem of spam.. i need to make a new account for email purposes cause i get so much junk
ThA_FiLeR Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 worst thing with hotmail is that it has a limit of how many spammers you can block unless you buy their lame package with more space and other bs...
Doggie Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 yeh.. i just opened a new account that i will only use for friends.. then i'll be spam free thank god.. i not willing to pay money for a free service
sedative Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 I don't get that much spam. My ISP (Comcast) does a pretty good job of filtering it out I guess. I might get one spam mail a week if not longer.
rstryker Posted April 28, 2003 Posted April 28, 2003 yeh.. i just opened a new account that i will only use for friends.. then i'll be spam free thank god..LOL .....it wont take long and they will find your new email. then more and more spam.
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