Uceprotect, whole AS listed
Today I was trying to send emails from my DA server instead of relying on external services.
I used mail-tested trying to configure my domain correctly and discovered that the whole AS has been blacklisted by Uceprotect.
I got my vps from a reputable provider from this forum.
How is this possible?
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This is well-known behavior, but at the same time, there are three different levels of blacklisting by UCEPROTECT. Level 1 blacklisting would concern your IP address specifically, whereas blacklisting at levels 2 and 3 would concern IP addresses within the same net block. You can read about the levels at http://www.uceprotect.net/en/index.php?m=3&s=0 .
All that a provider can do is to try to catch any users that they have who send spam (level 1).
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I wouldn't worry about it
https://notdan.medium.com/when-whitehats-break-bad-uceprotect-other-malicious-rbls-realtime-blacklists-f691d48170e2
That blocklist is just a ridiculous pay to win waste of time, forget about it and move on, they will black list an entire ASN of possibly millions of IP’s if they get 50 spam reports pretty much ever.
Then they want $100 per ip to whitelist, completely ridiculous.
They have also recently been called out for blacklisting known offline IP’s not in use with proof.
Anyone using UCE level 3 to block emails does not deserve to receive them anyway
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