Your blacklist is effectively the opposite of your whitelist--it lets you specify that mail coming from specific senders (or entire domains) should never be delivered to you, under any circumstances. Senders on this list will be blocked, regardless of the content of their mail. We encourage you to only use whitelists and blacklists as a last resort since doing so will bypass the "learning" component of the PostGuard filter.

Into the Blacklist go email address and site users that receive 3 cautions. The Blacklist is shared with other Webmasters, and the blacklisted user will also be deleted by other services.

The spam blacklist extension can be found in Subversion. For installation and configuration instructions, consult the README file.

Nope! Part of the idea of Akismet is that you're always protected up-to-the-second from the latest dirty tricks of spammers. There's no maintenance, no upgrading, no hassle.

There isn't credit 'blacklist'. The credit file held on you by credit reference agencies contains certain factual information that might improve or reduce your chances of getting credit. The credit reference agencies don't tell or advise lenders who they should and shouldn't lend to. Each lender will use the information provided by credit reference agencies to help it make its own lending decisions.

Absolutely. We allow you to blacklist any user or domain in real time. We create one Notes document per domain, so you can mange it. As soon as you save the document, that domain is blacklisted.

Email address and site users with 3 cautions are blacklisted. The Email address can no longer be used for registration and the site can no longer be registered. The Blacklist is exchanged with other Webmasters, and the user, is also deleted by other services. Those site are black listed which cause a dialer download automatically.

Yes. In fact, it is strikingly similar to whitelisting (defined above). Instead of accepting on listed e-mails, you will reject. Other e-mails that do not match will then be filtered using the rest of the filter file. Yes, it may make a difference. The SPAM filters are handled in order. In other words, if you have three filters, one for SPAM deletion, one for accepting e-mail from a specific person, and one for rejecting Pornography, the message first gets tested by the SPAM deletion.

Press the 'Add' button in the 'Blacklist/friends list' tab and you can either enter a whole address or... Use a wildcard to enter anyone, say for example, all emails from the same domain that you get sent junk from. eg. *@mailwasher.net would catch anyone from MailWasher.net, and ????@mailwasher.net would catch anyone with a four letter name who works at MailWasher. Blacklist emails will still show up on the main screen for you to preview and decide if you want to bounce them.

If your ISP adds more than one received header to messages, or you are using a mail proxy, then you may need to adjust the Received line that SpamEater uses for blacklist checks. This is set on the Filters tab in your account profile properties. To check this, view the headers of a message and look for the Received line that shows your ISP's mail server receiving the message from the remote system.

All references on the site originate with unsolicited commercial email that's received at two email accounts that are monitored by the CM webmaster. If you have spammed us, or you have provided services to someone who's spammed us, and the abuse continues after repeated abuse reports have been filed, then you may appear on the Blacklist. But the fundamental reason why your company or domain is on the Blacklist is that you or your clients are consistently sending unsolicited commercial email.

That's an easy one: stop spamming us or supporting someone who spams us. The way to do that is to remove all email addresses from your database for which you do not have closed-loop opt-in confirmation data. On the other hand, CluelessMailers.org is totally committed to accurate reportage. We actively solicit comments from marketers, mailers and others about the information on the site.

There is no limit. You could easily list 10,000 domains (although our service handles most of your spam problems without blacklisting a single domain).

To add a website in Blacklist, from the Main Menu, click Tools > URL Blacklist. The URL Blacklist window will appear. To add a website in Whitelist, from the Main Menu, click Tools > URL Whitelist. The URL Whitelist window will appear. The window will appear with list of any machines that have illegally terminated , uninstalled ScreenShield client. Icon at the Display Panel will also show an Alert for those machines.

Yes, each user of our spam blocker service has control over their own whitelists and blacklists. Company-wide filter settings can also be implemented.

html form, cheeseadmin.html, and a cgi script, chdbfuncs-interface.pl, have been provided for this purpose. When you set up CHEESE, you should have put these in a CHEESE area restricted only to CHEESE administrators. See the CHEESE documentation for details. this point, you have to clear your entry from the blacklist database by hand. Use chdblist to list the contents of the database; look for the urls with your user name in them.

Static outgoing links from the Marketplace to your blog use the rel="nofollow" attribute, where as dynamic links are not crawled by search engines. Therefore, they will not boost your PageRank or whatever-Rank in a manner that search engines frown upon. Consequently, you should not get blacklisted. But if you're still not comfortable, the best thing is not to join the Marketplace.