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[kano]

Some email addresses can't be used coz they falsely decided my mailserver is a spam source.
Considering how few email messages are sent out, and they are only sent to people for account notifications, it's really just a royal PITA.
So if the web page says you can't use an email address, it will be because the mailserver you want says I'm a spam source.

That's a shame. Have you tried submitting a retraction to all of the regular RBLs?

So many times ... I've been running email servers for over 20 years.

Some of them also have no way to be retracted.

[Nexus9090]

So many times ... I've been running email servers for over 20 years.

Some of them also have no way to be retracted.

I've submitted a support request to my ISP, I don't suppose they'll pay any attention to it but you never know.

Its not clear what RBL they use, so if I find out I'll let you know.

Thanks anyway.

[kano]

So many times ... I've been running email servers for over 20 years.

Some of them also have no way to be retracted.

I've submitted a support request to my ISP, I don't suppose they'll pay any attention to it but you never know.

Its not clear what RBL they use, so if I find out I'll let you know.

Thanks anyway.

Well since you know what an RBL is, you'd have to check the relevant ones to determine if it is still in the list or not.
I don't keep track of them once I fail to be removed, so it would depend on the domain.
There are a number of search pages like https://multirbl.valli.org/ but again I don't bother to expend effort on them after any initial attempts.

There are also a lesser few that I block for other reasons, but it would of course depend on the actual domain.

[Nexus9090]

So many times ... I've been running email servers for over 20 years.

Some of them also have no way to be retracted.

I've submitted a support request to my ISP, I don't suppose they'll pay any attention to it but you never know.

Its not clear what RBL they use, so if I find out I'll let you know.

Thanks anyway.

Well since you know what an RBL is, you'd have to check the relevant ones to determine if it is still in the list or not.
I don't keep track of them once I fail to be removed, so it would depend on the domain.
There are a number of search pages like https://multirbl.valli.org/ but again I don't bother to expend effort on them after any initial attempts.

There are also a lesser few that I block for other reasons, but it would of course depend on the actual domain.

Thanks again for your help.

I had a response back from my ISP and they flatly refused to unblock your domain from sending emails to their mail servers.

Just simply saying it was not possible to whitelist your domain as it was listed on too many blacklists.

I'll get around to setting up another email address with a different provider and go that route.

Cheers

G.

As a footnote, everywhere I've checked disagrees with what they said. All of the RBL's I checked gave Kano.is a clean pass.

[kano]

Lulz - yeah I've literally never sent spam to anyone - ever.
The outgoing server is my own AWS that I've had for a very long time also, so yeah sounds like a bunch of retarded RBL managers.
One big problem with the RBLs is that random people can push you onto them.
Last time I checked, most of the (few) I was on were in russia and were false listings - and you have no chance getting off them.

Interesting you say I'm now on a lot of them, it was only 4-6 last time I bothered to look last year.

They all suck up hard to microshaft and other large email providers so that they don't block most email,
but like to cause problems for small email servers.
Thus when anything shows up, I remove it.

Google doesn't block me, since they ignore RBLs and block spammers properly, so that's good enough IMO.