spambag.org - Feedback and contact list

If you want to contact spambag.org because a spambag.org listing affects you directly,

STOP.
You must contact your Internet provider first. Most spambag.org listings are not of individual network users, but of entire network providers. In most cases, it is not you who's listed by spambag.org, but your Internet provider, so it is up to them to get themselves delisted, and mail from you will be ignored. In this case your Internet provider must contact spambag.org, and not you. Your mail will be ignored in this case.

If you still do not understand why your IP addresses are listed, ask for help on the news.admin.net-abuse.email Usenet newsgroup, or the SPAM-L mailing list. Keep in mind that both of them are general discussion forums, with hundreds of different topics discussed every day, so you need to clearly explain your situation.

NOTE

Sending E-mails directly, and/or phone calls, will probably be ignored. Use the Usenet newsgroup, or the mailing list, for any general question. You must read the FAQ, and the spambag.org list entry beforehand. You will not receive any replies from spambag.org if it's painfully obvious that you haven't read the FAQ, AND the spambag.org listing for your IP address, and you just want to complain and whine. Furthermore, if you write and ask to be removed from spambag.org's list because you closed your open relay, your request will also be ignored. blacklist.spambag.org is not a list of open relays, so closing your open relay is probably not going to do anything as far as spambag.org is concerned.

Network Providers

If you represent an Internet provider listed by spambag.org, and you would like to request delisting, please enter the following information:

IP address:

Enter any listed IP address, and press "Submit."


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