Re: Wacky SPF Policy

> Anway, back to the pobox behavior, they don't do the things I would expect they
> might do.  Instead, they black list the email address which violated SPF.  They
> don't even relent when that message really is from a good SPF source.

> This is astounding!

> Is anybody aware of this?  Am I just overreacting?

I can't independently confirm that it's happening, but if it is, you
are correct to be angry. It's an ignorant (mis)use of SPF if I've ever
seen one. The fact that a "joe job" was attempted against your address
must not result in address-level blacklisting.

Perhaps a temporary misconfiguration on their side is responsible.

-- Sandy