From: Gadi Evron (no email)
Date: Sat Oct 09 2004 - 15:13:58 EDT
> there are many ways of sending spam that dont use port 25..
True, but reducing spam from millions to thousands seems like something
good, no?
> individual rules are costly to implement and users wont use a service where you
> have to pay more for basic services
Several big ISP's are blocking port 25 now. I believe this will catch.
It limits the amount of junk coming out from their users, and the usage
of their tubes.
I doubt even 0.001% of dynamic range Cable/DSL users will ever call to
ask for port 25 to be opened.
This is something ISP's can implement, and it works.
Gadi.
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