spamhaus makes many allegations and will not provide evidence why the domain is blocked. they can not receive evidence in replys to them because they do not allow attachments. it is strictly "guil... See more
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It is impossible to get an IP delisted via ticket. When a ticket is opened, the SpamHaus team closes it with the justification that “there is already another ticket in progress.” The team seems more f... See more
Our mails, from a shared server are being labelled and blocked every few days. Our email address and website are shown on the own platform as having no issues as is the IP address but emails are s... See more
I receive dozens of SPAM/PHISHING emails a day from a particular group of companies wanting me to 'subscribe' to their financial services. I've never heard of any of these companies or so called exper... See more
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Should be investigated for corruption
Should be investigated for corruption. We bought 2 brand new domains, checked with Securi and not listed in Spamhaus. Launched the websites and without sending a single email, both domains got listed into the Spamhaus database. All we did was make a Tweet! This is corruption beyond belief! Spamhaus are protecting the big boys such as Facebook and Twitter and destroying the small starter business. Please someone investigate them or shut them down!
Bullies who should be investigated and regulated
Spamhaus has blacklisted my company's opt-out pages repeatedly and with no reason, and thus made it impossible to remain legally compliant in the marketing space. They should be shut down and arrested for making the marketing space dangerous and confusing for consumers. They have no oversight and are taking advantage of that to bully honest companies
Spamhaus does not appear to be a legitimate organization
My website was blacklisted by SpamHaus without cause. I contacted them repeatedly for months asking for explanation and never received a reply. They act arbitrarily and hide offshore to prevent US-based attorneys from filing litigation. I've also checked with the BBB who said Spamhaus is not a member and that they've received many complaints about them. Given the large number of complaints against them and their lack of transparency and unwillingness to cooperate with US authorities, I suspect this is not a legitimate organization.
A bunch of "good guys" pretending to …
A bunch of "good guys" pretending to protect the world. Just a spy business for business spy and industrial spy. Using public funds, donations etc.
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