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Derek wrote: > "Don Levey" <lug at the-leveys.us> writes: > >> I use a series of blacklists, including blocking off entire countries >> (Korea, China, Poland, etc). Then again, I've not had any legitimate > > Which works great until the IETF or some other conference you attend > holds a meeting there.. (I had a bunch of my mail 'rejected' when the > IETF was in Seoul). IMHO, whole-country blocks are a BAD IDEA.... > Well, for me that's not an issue. I don't go anywhere. I'm not saying that this is the solution for everyone, just for me. But I do get Chinese and Korean attempts to either send mail to my server, or use it as a relay, many times a day. Each attempt is blocked. -Don
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