[GTER] Brasil Telecom na DUL

[Aristeu Gil Alves Jr]

Em Seg, 2006-12-04 às 18:05 -0200, Marcelo Estanislau escreveu:
> Boa tarce...
> 
> Estou sofrendo o mesmo problema, estamos listados na SORBS e MAPS. Já
> entrei em contato com a SORB e a MAPS, mas o contato é demorado.

Marcelo,

Olha só a maravilhosa resposta que obtive: *** FOI A PRÓPRIA BRASIL
TELECOM QUE DISSE QUE O RANGE É DINÂMICO!!! ***

O que tenho trata-se de um contrato de IP-TURBO da Brt, onde eles dão
um /29, obviamente com IP's fixos, sem restrições de tipo de tráfego.

ONDE ISSO VAI PARAR??????
ESQUECERAM QUE TENHO UM PLANO EMPRESARIAL???
QUANTO DESCASO COM OS CLIENTES... >:(






-------- Mensagem encaminhada --------
> De: Tony Matthews via RT <dul at mail-abuse.org>
> Responder a: dul at mail-abuse.org
> Para: aristeu at wahtec.com.br
> Assunto: [MAPS #201116] Re: WWW remove for 200.96.65.147
> Data: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 20:19:50 GMT
> 
> 200.96.65.147 is listed on our Dynamic User List (DUL) because
> the ISP to which the address is registered has informed us
> that it is dynamically assigned or otherwise allocated to
> end-users.  Many ISPs have an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)
> or Terms Of Service (TOS) prohibiting servers on this type
> of address.
> 
> Even if they do not, many operators of mail servers prefer not
> to receive mail directly from dynamic addresses.  They are
> free to choose whose connections they do and do not wish to
> accept.  This does not imply that you are a spammer, though a
> great deal of spam comes from zombied computers using similar
> addresses.
> 
> Further details may be found at
> 
>    http://www.mail-abuse.com/support/enduserinfo_dul.html
> 
> If this is correct, please contact your ISP for help in
> configuring your computer to relay mail through their mail
> server, or see
> 
>    http://www.mail-abuse.com/an_rteoutgoing.html
> 
> If you believe this listing is in error, please invite your
> ISP's abuse department to contact us at dul at mail-abuse.com
> so we can work with them to correct our list.
> 
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