[jp] hits: 61
Hi Jeff,
I grabbed the JP hits and started looking at them. Some of them are clearly spammers, some may be UC candidates and at least one is a FP (tripod.com.ar). I'll go through all of them as soon as I can:
The following DMOZ [JP] entries are not on my local list, so they may have been supplied by Raymond / Prolocation:
bigprizes.com ebigchina.com global2000hosting.net imperialmortgage.com lsbodyjewelry.com placement-uk.com psychicrealm.com quuxuum.org
The remainder are from my list and I'll verify them one by one. Here's some input:
1800patches.com - 210 NANAS sightings - Spamhaus SBL15666
adultlounge.com adultloveline.com allofem.com ancientacu.com bet-at-home.com christineyoung.com coid.biz
coins-and-banknotes.com - spam sent to a Norwegian colaborator of mine
diademtravel.com - see smyrnagroup.net
digienjoy.com ebonyexclusive.com evidence-eliminator.com fantasy-mail.com fattyfarm.com flashcash.com greenguyandjim.com incomebuddy.com jackpot.com:
kaplancollege.edu - 31 NANAS sightings - SBL17199 - persistent spams over extended period - no response to attempts to contact
knorad.com lasseters.com.au lovercash.com manevent.de medchoicelabs.com moneytrend.at movieerotica.com mymailgenie.com online-dictionary.biz pcbugdoctor.com pibcash.com platinumbucks.com: - 123 NANAS sightings - listed on SORBS - SBL7867
pornindustryjobs.com realage.com realtimevideos.com robotreply.com silvercash.com
smyrnagroup.net: - notorious spammer from Turkey (travel agency) - persistent usenet and email spams in .de/.ch - can be blocked by email address, as the addresses are relatively static.
thebingoaffiliates.com tiptopjob.com tomsnewbiebooster.com
tripod.com.ar - Oops, FP!
tvujdum.cz umtscom.org vicp.net virtuagirl2.com visaforyou.com
vistaprint.com: - 130 NANAS sightings - Spamhaus SBL14856
webspace4free.biz webway.at wujidomartialarts.com xboxchips.com
yesmoke.ch: - Mail order tobacco store, advertised in spam sent to a dormant personal mailbox on 2004-05-26.
For the ones that could cause FNs, we'd like to know about those as a measure of using the DMOZ data for whitelisting. Right now I'm leaning towards whitelisting all of these, so please speak up!
I may ask you to remove some of the whitelist entries again when I've had time to check all of my list :-)
Joe