Posted by: scoopseven 18 years ago
My own personal experience with Sorbs is that they suck. They incorrectly listed us as part of a dynamic IP range likely to generate spam. WRONG! Apparently they're using a database of IPs that hasn't been maintained since 2003. Why bother? My advice to anyone looking to curb spam is to use a RBL, but whatever you do don't use Sorbs. Taken from: http://cpbotha.net/weblogs/cpbotha/archives/002023.html Update: I did finally get a response from one of thier voulenteers but he was rude and still hasn't removed our block of static IPs from the Dynamic IP list. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
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