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To: tigran@veritas.com (Tigran Aivazian)
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> Second attempt, the first one failed due to stupid setup of ISP and the
> usage of mail-abuse.org which blocks anything that has no reverse DNS
> lookup. So some of my messages (about 20%) get lost and I have to resend
> them when I feel it's been too quiet :)

mail-abuse doesnt do this. One thing it does do however is provide block lists
of addresses where the ISP has said 'this should not be direct mail sources'.

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