Go ahead.

[Chris Hewitt]

Jeff Kinz wrote:

>On Wed, May 12, 2004 at 10:10:21AM -0700, Rick Stevens wrote:
>
>>Miko³aj Roszak wrote:
>>
>>>Engine e-marketing solutions first dotcom belongs to Miko³aj Roszak from 
>>>Bahamas Island
>>>
>>An absolutely USELESS posting.  We do not appreciate advertising or any
>>such announcements.  Keep this up and I will unsubscribe you.  I'm a
>>sysop.
>>
>
>Hi Rick - (and group)
>The IP the "gentleman" above posted from has a -32 rating at
>openrbl.org.  IP is from holland, but he claims to be in the Bahamas?
>
>Personally I think you can kick him now, unless he has a good explanation or
>apology to the list.  (IMHO)
>
>Pasted from openrbl:
>± Multi DNSBL Lookup 81.190.34.113
>http://openrbl.org/ip/81/190/34/113.htm
>
> Lookup 81.190.34.113 (host-81-190-34-113.szczecin.mm.pl) in 21+11 Zones
> AS: [NO_ROUTE]
> Net 81/8 EU-ZZ-81 ? Amsterdam, North Holland
> Results: Negative=32, Positive=0 (2004-05-12 17:33:42 UTC)
>
>    * Negative 32: @COUNTRY @DYNAMIC @ISP @SPAM AHBL AUDNSBL BLARS
>BOGONS BONDED BOPM CBL DRBL DSBL FIVETEN INTERSIL JIPPGMA LNSG NJABL
>NOMORE ORDB PSBL PSS RFC_IPWH SBL SORBS SPAMBAG SPAMCOP SPAMRBL SPAMSITE
>SPEWS UCEPROT WPBL
>
>
My broadband static IP address has exactly the same results (-32, 
including suggesting that I am in Amsterdam, North Holland when I am 
actually in Basildon, Essex, UK).

My broadband ISP (uklinux.net, not the one I using here) puts all the IP 
addresses on the blackhole lists. Its a bit of a safety net as they then 
allow users to run smtp servers (for outgoing email they provide a 
server that I use as a smart host).

Regards

Chris