domain blacklist help needed

[frankthetank]

I just checked one of my domains which I used for a freesite I submitted some days ago. the site was listed and is clean. But I just found out on whois.sc that it appears on the blacklist. I checked the blacklist and my domain wasn´t listed, but a range of cyberwurx ip addresses. is there something wrong with cyberwurx?

I normally use webair but have a small account at cyberwurx which I put that domain on.

[Greenguy]

That "blacklist" has nothing to do with Link Lists or TGP's - it's completely separate.

You can find out more info on it by clicking the links & reading the pages, but it means nothing as far as getting sites listed.

[frankthetank]

Originally Posted by Greenguy

That "blacklist" has nothing to do with Link Lists or TGP's - it's completely separate.

You can find out more info on it by clicking the links & reading the pages, but it means nothing as far as getting sites listed.

Yes, just checked it out. My site is listed at link-o-rama and richardsrealm, but I don´t like it when my domains get in touch with spam.

Once I bought a domain which was blacklisted on some tgp´s for multisubmitting. My bad, I didn´t think of it before. But if my domains are blacklisted because of some stupid fuckiong spammer, I really don´t like that.

[quest]

Hi Frank,

Yeah, I don't think I would worry much about it either..

I had checked my domain and it was listed the same way, so I contacted Corey at M3server about it and He basicly said:

Quot:
That would only affect email. Spam filters use these blacklists to determine a particular email's potential to be spam.

The IP address of your server isn't listed directly, it is just in the same IP block as a server that is. We will submit it to be removed.

Corey UnQuot

Then I checked the site giving the info and seen it is hosted and ran from Russia,

So, in short, I wouldn't worry about it

Ben

[frankthetank]

Originally Posted by quest

Hi Frank,

Yeah, I don't think I would worry much about it either..

I had checked my domain and it was listed the same way, so I contacted Corey at M3server about it and He basicly said:

Quot:
That would only affect email. Spam filters use these blacklists to determine a particular email's potential to be spam.

The IP address of your server isn't listed directly, it is just in the same IP block as a server that is. We will submit it to be removed.

Corey UnQuot

Then I checked the site giving the info and seen it is hosted and ran from Russia,

So, in short, I wouldn't worry about it

Ben

Sure, I think you are right. Thank´s for your replies!