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danielstan

Apr 16 2008, 04:08 PM

Hello,

I've just created a new ISP connection and it seems that my IP is listed in APEWS's database and some mailservers do not accept emails from my ips (block me) because of that.

I would like to be removed from APEWS's database.

The ip is: 82.77.65.181

Thank you!

turetzsr

Apr 16 2008, 05:23 PM

Hi, danielstan,
...Sorry, it is unlikely that anyone here has any control over APEWS. I would suggest you have a look at SpamCop Forum thread "APEWS: E-219378."

Merlyn

Apr 16 2008, 05:39 PM

I doubt any of your email was blocked by apews. No one uses it. Don't worry about it.

Farelf

Apr 16 2008, 07:49 PM

APEWS is/was such a pain we even have a "one buton" response built into the forum software:

QUOTE

There is no connection between SpamCop.net and APEWS. However, because the APEWS FAQ was apparently misunderstood, the following data is provided;
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Considering the current behavior and management of the APEWS blacklist, we can only agree with the advice given at Al Iverson's DNS RESOURCE -

QUOTE(DNS RESOURCE)

If you are listed on the APEWS blacklist, as confirmed by checking their website, here's how I would recommend that you handle the situation. (Who the heck am I?)

Note: This isn't guidance on how to avoid a blacklisting or sidestep anti-spam groups. If you have a spam issue, fix it. Don't spam, ever, for any reason. This is information is regarding how to address an issue with a blacklist that is very aggressive at listing non-abusing IP addresses and networks, with no published, attainable path to resolution.

- read it at: What to do if you are listed on APEWS
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Anway, your IP is clear on the real blacklists - http://www.robtex.com/rbl/82.77.65.181.html
If anyone is actually using APEWS, invite them to get a clue.

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