Re: More sorbs blacklisting
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 20:47:00 +0100, Pigeon <jah.pigeon@ukonline.co.uk>
wrote:
>my ISP said personally to me that my IP is in a block which is
>"technically" dynamic. ... However, they advertise that all their
>customers are given static IPs ... and the behaviour of the IP is
>certainly "static" ... How does one retrieve the *definitive*
>information as to whether an IP is static or dynamic?
If you have a "static" IP, how will that help you? Even static IPs
are treated as client hosts when they lack forward and reverse DNS.
>or, my IP is "really" dynamic, in which case my ISP are not
>providing the service they advertise and I have recourse to such
>organisations as the Trading Standards Authority to get them to
>provide a "really" static IP in accordance with their advertising.
If you want to crusade, enjoy yourself. But if you want to get your
mail delivered, rent a VPS and get some respect. I've seen them for
as little as $7.95 per month.
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