RE: Website link for 196.14.28.226

On Wed, 2005-09-21 at 15:05 +0200, Abel Kraamsaal wrote:
> Guys
> I've checked the servers again. They are fine. I even had Microsoft 
> check them out. 
> Now, please remove my IP from your list. This email is going not only
> to you, but to our lawyers. I am losing thousands of dollars per day
> by not being able to communicate to certain clients.
> I trust that I have your cooperation.
> Abie Strydom
>  
> PS: Reason why I'm having to use Yahoo is because I cant *^%@$@# get
> to you by using my real email address!!!
> 

(This message was sent directly to Alexey and myself)

Hi,

We're only volunteer giving some of our spare time to help. We've no
special power to remove anything.
According to http://dsbl.org/faq-listed#exception
  "Manual removals from the list are only done for hosts that got listed
   wrongly or when the removal process fails due to a genuine bug in the
   DSBL server software. A site that just isn't reachable on an RFC
   specified admin address will have to configure such an address and
   try again."

You must teach your server to handle messages
@celestisexch.ctnonsite.hosting.co.za as it currently does for
@celestis.co.za
I don't use Exchange myself but I found this tutorial 
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF010.html

If you want to receive removal messages @celestis.co.za you'll have to
ask your ISP to change the rDNS associated with your IP address.
Currently it's celestisexch.ctnonsite.hosting.co.za

Regards
Jean-Eudes