RE: Website link for 213.193.212.74

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Van: Dick Wesseling [mailto:[email protected]] 
Verzonden: donderdag 15 september 2005 5:41
Aan: HostAces Webhosting
CC: [email protected]
Onderwerp: Re: Website link for 213.193.212.74



"HostAces Webhosting" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Can you please give me any proof why we are blacklisted by you

See http://dsbl.org/listing?213.193.212.74

>>This tells nothing for an account name (info) that is used by
>>about 400 clients on this server.
>>But this tells us nothing
>>IP: 213.193.212.74
>>AUTH USER:info

and http://dsbl.org/listing?213.193.212.75

>>This makes it easy to find and seems complete
>>IP: 213.193.212.75
>>AUTH LOGIN, user=info, password=info
>>Did is the one you checked after this complain, and also blacklisted

The host 213.193.212.75 has an account "info" with an easy to guess
password.

> You need to be damned sure to blacklist our hostinservers or any 
> other, or stop your methode.

The evidence quoted above speaks for itself. The vulnerabilty in
213.193.212.75 
has been verified by three independent testers.

>>We can discusse this for hours the fact is that there is no proof at
all
>>there was ever send spam from that account.
>>A fact is that ISP's like xs4all in the Netherlands use your database
>>and there mailserver claims we are a spammer and the blocked our
server
>>IP over this, for something you can't even proof.
>>So your listing means several of our clients don't receive there mail
>>because of your actions, and we lose customers over that.
>>We also use dbases like spamcop, because the have proof on spammers.

>>If there is a case of spam it's normal we receive a warning so we can
take
>>action that is why the invented abuse@ I figure this is not for
nothing.
>>Your site just blacklist something and the user of that IP don't even
know
>>until someone sees his mail not be dillivered.

>> You also seem to provide to any indivdual software to scan servers
and that
>> looks illigal to me.



> and we don't like your kind of company to blacklist us without any 
> visable proof on your website.
 
DSBL is not a company, and the visable proof is shown on the DSBL
website.

>> I don't care what you are, I care what you do


> Mabey it's time some hosters make you responsable for listings like 
> this.

Is that a cartoony in disguise?

>> We will see

>> pass for that info account is changed and customer for that
>> domain informed.