> This has screwed me up in the past, when my ISP was
> transmitting through his own domain name, another of his
> clients was (purportedly) sending spam, so since my messages
> were in the same IP address range they were getting blocked.
Well, I left out some details. Basically, any responsible ISP should be
willing to take action against their customers who are spammers. But some
ISPs are "spam havens" and will not take action. If they had an abuse
address registered, I usually reported the spam the first time, and only
blocked them for a second offense. Also, since they were my filters (as
opposed to my ISP), I could collect the spam and occasionally sift through
it for possibly important messages.
But I'll agree that no system is perfect.
Randall
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