If you are here then you most likely have had your email server
blacklisted on one of my email servers.
If you are a user and you were sending legitimate email you should
contact your service provider with specific information including
the email bounce message you recieved from my server.
They can use this information to contact me to help resolve your
problem.
You can check for your listing in my blacklists by going to spamblock and finding your
entry in the blacklist or netrange file and making sure that you are
not in the whitelist.
My policy on blocking is that if I recieved SPAM from your IP and it is
plain that the IP is part of a customer dynamic network range, then the
entire range is blocked. If within that block there is a
legitmate mail server through which customers must relay, and that
server enforces a no-SPAM policy, then that server can be
whitelisted. If your specific server has been blocked then it is
because I recieved SPAM from that server. I will not exchange
mail with servers that allow SPAM, so even if you have a legitimate
domain on a server which also has SPAM originating domains on it, then
you are out of luck. Get a service that doesn't support SPAM.
My blocking policies are drastic. Yes. SPAM sucks, and I
will do what I can to stop it even including blocking those who support
SPAM by doing business with SPAMmers. If you really need to
contact me there are methods other than email.