Le site barracudacentral.org est-il sûr ?

***** call themselves a Antispam business. Though they list random server IP's to get them to register at Emailreg-org, so they can earn money on removing your listing. They don't reply to mail, nor do they list a phone number. All fingers point towards a Scam business.

Purported "anti-spam" web site that is actually a Scam! ***** ***** They claim you are Spamming and "Blacklist" you then note this: "Barracuda Reputation System honors domains registered at EmailReg.org. If you want to avoid email with your domain and IP being inadvertently blocked, you can register your domain at EmailReg.org." $20 to "Register" at ***** to "Remove" you from their Blacklist. Anyone who subscribes to this so-called service is unknownigly in League with these cyber criminal who hold your email hostage for a $20 "Fee" Do NOT use this "blocker" - they will block emails from any domain that doesn't pony up their Fee.

Woaw! They succeeded to block wide ranges of a Belgian ISP (edpnet.be). I tested 213.219.188.186, ***** and ***** (dynamically addressed IPs) and they are listed as "poor", which means we can't send emails to clients of Barracuda. It is like killing a mosquito with a bazooka…

The normal process for an e-mai to be sent is: 1. the mail is sent from sender.ip (whatever, dynamic, static, does not matter) to a known-good, clean server.ip 2. the known-good.ip server sends the mail to the destination.ip 3. barracuda is blocking the sender.ip This is pathetic, they should ONLY be concerned with the server.ip, this way they will bock 99% of the traffic, and they are inducing losses because there are stupid it managers using that crap. I hope I was clear. Don't use that, and block those guys.

This site has blocked my emails twice in the last couple of months. As the DNS address is not fixed every time I log in it is different so that I end up obviously with a bad DNS through no fault of my own and my emails get blocked personally I think this is very poor because how many people are not on fixed addresses