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Don't click on any links in the emails, goodness knows what rubbish website you'll be taken to.

Have you considered reporting them via Spamcop?

1) We can't remove people from lists run by other people.
2) Unless your email is being blocked because of it, ignore the APEWS listing.
3) For theSPFBL listing, visit https://matrix.spfbl.net/189.84.190.157 (you might need to enlist the assistance of your provider)

@CLEMENTINE: are all those errors for emails you, personally, have sent?

None of the volunteers here can remove you from blacklists run by other people. As has been stated multiple times before on this forum, you can safely ignore the APEWS listing. To be removed from the SPFBL list, you or your provider will need to complete the removal process on their website. The rel...

VisualNetwork, as has been stated multiple times before, we cannot remove IP addresses from APEWS. Please the information at this link.

Here are some places you can look for information: l2.apews.org can be safely ignored. More information here: http://www.dnsbl.com/2007/08/what-to-do-if-you-are-listed-on-apews.html dnsbl-3.uceprotect.org can be (usually) safely ignored. If your mail is being blocked because of it, refer your email ...

There are multiple ways of detecting the creation of a new account for someone who has been banned. The most obvious ways are through their posting style, email address and IP address.

Have a look here: http://www.abuseat.org/lookup.cgi?ip=66.147.242.177

Taking care of the CBL listing is a precursor to removal from the listing on the Spamhaus XBL list.

Be careful when you are dealing with spam, the sender details are often fake, forged, spoofed, or otherwise disguised to divert attention from the real sender. Legitimate mailing lists often have a web page or special email address, separate from the one normally used to contribute to the mailing li...