Re: [cobalt-users] Email filters that check to see if address is real

[Rod Poplarchick <rod@xxxxxxxxxx>]

on 4/3/02 5:26 AM, Steve Werby at steve-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> "Rod Poplarchick" <rod@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> <big snip>
>> We couldn't find anything that gave us what we needed, so we are
>> writting it ourselves.  It is called flod (first line of
>> defense), and we intend to GPL it when complete.
> </big snip>
> 
> The idea is hardly revolutionary.  Similar solutions have been discussed on
> many of the list manager and spam related mailing lists.  I have come across
> several people who are using such a system.  Used in combination with a
> whitelist I'm actually fond of the strategy, but my gut tells me that most
> of the end users would not feel the same way.  Certainly most of the
> feedback I've read or gotten from peers, clients and friends is that a
> solution like this would be more trouble than its worth.  If you implement
> it, let us know what you and your users think after it's been in place a few
> weeks.
> 
> --
> Steve Werby
> President, Befriend Internet Services LLC
> http://www.befriend.com/
Steve,
I am not using or writing this I was filtered by a ISP www.oro.net using
this and I emailed them about what kind of systems thay are using. <snip>
above is what they replyed back to me. www.oro.net is the isp.

read the original relpy.

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