Oh god, that's so cute.

As for blacklists, I use spamhaus.org, ordb.org, dsbl.org, spamcop.net, china, korea, hong kong, taiwan, argentina and brazil blackholes.us, dul.dnsbl.sorbs.net, and my own personal reject anything from IP #'s and/or emails that have previously spammed me list so the message you got should tell you which list you're on and how you get off it.

I still get 40-50 spams a day and that is with using a greylist as well. I don't want to accept spam to my server and then throw it away (like most people do) since it is a waste of resources. I had so much spam from Korea at once point (years ago) that it brought my server to its knees several times a day. (and I pay for that bandwidth and space etc.) So I even sent emails to the Koran embassy basically billing them. Nothing came out of that but I was planning on getting a journalist to go with me as I handed over a bill to the Korean embassy for spending my resources, which could have been interesting.

Spam is my biggest pet peeve. Before it was a big deal, I was one of the "evil ad people" calling for worldwide regulation pronto before it became a problem but nobody was listening back in 1996. Now it's too late and entire countries are banned from emailing my server.

Hmm. Looks like ordb.org is dead I better go through the RBL*s that I'm using.

Oh, hey--I should've mentioned that the Email said that my server is a blacklisted Spam Source at http://korea.services.net

Hope that helps.

I can't stop using that blacklist (server will die - seriously), but you can get your IP# off that blacklist if it is innocent. Seems odd that you're on a Korea blacklist though, put your originating IP# in the little box on this page and you'll get instructions on how to be removed.