# AOL## Updated and domains verified 10/05/02# Other Relevant Info:#   Non-confirming mailing lists#:0* ^(From.|Reply-To:|Message-ID:|Received:).*[^0-9a-z]offers\.aol\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$){:0 f| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (offers.aol.com)":0{ BLOCKTAG=yes }:0* BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY{ BLOCKTHIS=yes }}# free4all.com## Updated and domains verified 4/26/02# Other Relevant Info:#   Non-confirming mailing lists#:0* ^(From.|Reply-To:|Message-ID:|Received:).*[^0-9a-z]free4all\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$){:0 f| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (free4all.com)":0{ BLOCKTAG=yes }:0* BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY{ BLOCKTHIS=yes }}# guidestar.org## Updated and domains verified 8/08/02# Other Relevant Info:#   Opt out mailing list.#:0* ^(From.|Reply-To:|Message-ID:|Received:).*[^0-9a-z]guidestar\.org([^a-z0-9\.]|$){:0 f| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (guidestar.org)":0{ BLOCKTAG=yes }:0* BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY{ BLOCKTHIS=yes }}# IBM## Updated and domains verified 6/18/02#  IBM apparently opts in customers who are foolish enough to sign up#  for any list on its site to receive marketing email.  This email is#  sent from one location, fortunately, which is blocked here.#:0* ^(From.|Reply-To:|Message-ID:|Received:).*(^|[^-_0-9a-z])isource\.ibm\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$){:0 f| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (isource.ibm.com)":0{ BLOCKTAG=yes }:0* BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY{ BLOCKTHIS=yes }}# Microsoft## Updated and domains verified 6/18/02#  Microsoft apparently opts in customers who are foolish enough to sign up#  for any list on its site to receive marketing email.  This email is#  sent from one location, fortunately, which is blocked here.#:0* ^(From.|Reply-To:|Message-ID:|Received:).*(^|[^-_0-9a-z])newswire\.microsoft\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$){:0 f| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (newswire.microsoft.com)":0{ BLOCKTAG=yes }:0* BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY{ BLOCKTHIS=yes }}# Postmastergeneral.net## Updated and domains verified 8/31/01# Other Relevant Info:#    6/20/00 -- yet another "anti-spam" mailing list provider that is#     opt-out rather than opt-in.#:0* (^(From.|Reply-To:|Message-ID:|Received:).*[^0-9a-z](192\.41\.38\.|\          postmastergeneral\.net([^a-z0-9\.]|$))|\   ^X-Mailer:.*PostMaster.?General){:0 f| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (postmastergeneral.net)":0{ BLOCKTAG=yes }:0* BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY{ BLOCKTHIS=yes }}# topica.com## Updated and domains verified 7/02/02# Relevant Info:#    topica.com provides free mailing lists for internet users, and also runs#    a for-pay mailing list service for commercial customers.  Free lists must#    use confirmed opt-in, but the commercial lists used by Topica domain#    email-publisher.com are not required to do so.##    email-publisher.com is essentially a spam-for-hire operation, and is#    treated as such in the appropriate place.  Topica does not do a good#    job of enforcing confirmed opt-in even for its free customers, though.#    IMHO it uses its free lists as "hostages" -- because it sends both#    spam and legitimate list mail from the same location, it hopes that#    blacklists will not block it.  Won't work with me. :)##   8/04/02:#    Per a conversation I had with a fellow anti-spam activist working with#    Topica, I've whiteliested a Topica netblock that will contain only#    confirmed opt-in lists.  While I'd prefer Topica quit sending any#    opt-out email, I'll meet them or any other provider halfway as#    long as doing so doesn't mean my users get spammed. :)#:0* ^Received:.*(64\.163\.14[4-9]\.|\               64\.163\.15[0-1]\.|\               64\.180\.247\.|\               topica\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$))* !^Received:.*email-publisher\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$)* !^Received:.*66\.180\.24[4-5]\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]{ TOPICA=yes }:0* ^(X-Topica-Id|\    X-Topica-Loop):* !^Received:.*email-publisher\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$)* !^Received:.*66\.180\.24[4-5]\.[0-9][0-9][0-9]{ TOPICA=yes }:0* TOPICA ?? yes{:0 f| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (topica.com)":0{ BLOCKTAG=yes }:0* BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY{ BLOCKTHIS=yes }}# Yahoo## Updated and domains verified 6/18/02# Relevant Info:#   Yahoo's bulk mailing lists do not properly confirm the addresses of#   people added to the list.  I've been added to a number of lists without#   my consent, and complaints appear to result only in my being removed#   from the list, not in Yahoo fixing its broken list management#   procedures or shutting down the offending lists. :(#:0* ^(X-eGroups-Return:|\    X-Yahoo-Profile:|\    (From.|Reply-To:|Message-ID:|Received:|To:).*(^|[^-_0-9a-z])(egroups\.com|\           grp\.scd\.yahoo\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$)|\           gruposyahoo\.com\.ar([^a-z0-9\.]|$)|\           yahoogroups\.com([^a-z0-9\.]|$))){ :0 f | ${FORMAIL} -A"X-SBRule: Opt-Out eMail List (yahoogroups.com)" :0 { BLOCKTAG=yes } :0 * BLOCKREPLY ?? NOTIFY { BLOCKTHIS=yes }}