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In article <3A4997AD.B58ACAD5@spamcop.net>, Mike Blackford <mblackford@spamcop.net> writes:
>After about 6 months using a new centralized mail server configuration,
>Excite@Home has been blacklisted by ORBS on 9 of the 10.  (Typical SN@FU,
>IMHO.)

FWIW, There was a thread here about folks on @home receiving SPAM a short
while back.  I don't know about on-the-inside but on-the-outside, I have
had to add <*@*home.com> to the rejection filter of my anti-SPAM software.
I was getting upwards of a dozen, sometimes more, SPAM coming in with the
@home.com in the header as origin.  I checked out several @home servers
and they all had SMTP relay holes which allowed them to be exploited by
SPAMmers. 

I'm not a fan of ORBS; however, @home does need to address their vulner-
abilities in their servers.

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