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Originally Posted by andygrif
Do you honestly want me to answer that
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Originally Posted by andygrif
I know that, but after me reporting it to ntl I have heard the grand total of nothing from them. So excuse me for being somewhat doubtful that they did a damn thing.
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I expect thousands of people reported it, how practical would it be to get back to every single one of them ?
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Originally Posted by andygrif
If they had done something why not put a message on the server status page? Or why not be a little clever and tell the blacklist companies of the change BEFORE it happens? It seems that some people at ntl forget that these kind of problems have real world implications, and they should start taking their responsibilities a little more seriously.
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Perhaps they don't see why they should attempt to notify every man and his dog about their internal system changes. The whole point of the dns system is to allow anyone to change ip's without haveing to tell everyone else. Blacklist companies should easily be able to cope with such a change, they happen all the while (btw, it was only speculation by simbr that this may have contributed, there is no evidence to support it).
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Originally Posted by andygrif
BTW, the IPs are still blacklisted at SpamCop as of this evening, but I still don't see any message posted on the status page about it. All very poor IMO.
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Well we will agree on one thing - the service status page is poor and often missing known problems.