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Re: Who provides network to MailPush?



On Sat, 28 Nov 1998, Alex Shnitman wrote:

> 
> Who provides network connectivity to MailPush? Maybe we should start

traceroute to mail.mailpush.com (199.203.214.14), 30 hops max, 40 byte
packets
 1  ts040.tlv.netvision.net.il (199.203.202.218)  236.768 ms  228.062 ms
 2  sbwest-202.tlv.netvision.net.il (199.203.202.1)  228.577 ms  219.327
 3  tlv7206.netvision.net.il (199.203.4.200)  219.642 ms  219.554 ms
 4  hfa-tlv-atm.netvision.net.il (194.90.0.137)  229.590 ms  229.605 ms
 5  hfasif-e0.netvision.net.il (199.203.4.66)  229.608 ms  219.442 ms
 6  Cellcom-Isdn.ser.netvision.net.il (199.203.93.237)  399.435 ms
 7  shum.necs.co.il (199.203.214.14)  240.943 ms  260.044 ms  289.058 ms


> the familiar routine of mailing "abuse" at their ISP and requesting to 
> halt the network service to a spammer?

I fear this won't have so much success. No one of my spam complains to,
say, Some Big Israeli Provider, was ever answered. I do not even imagine
the said (or any other) SBIP terminating paying customer for spamming.
You pay them about $30-$40 per month, they - ten to twenty times more.
Who wins? And what you are going to do if you don't like them? Move where?
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