January 2016 in spamtraps: ESPs

ESP mail seen in spamtraps January 2015

ESP mail seen in spamtraps January 2015

We’ve come full circle; this is the first post of the new year. Thanks to all who are keeping up with the series. Hope to see you in Frisco in two weeks.

The percentage of ESP sent mail vs all mail seen in the spamtraps is 1.4% this month.
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December 2015 in spamtraps: ESPs

ESP mail seen in spamtraps December 2015

ESP mail seen in spamtraps December 2015

The percentage of ESP sent mail vs all mail seen in the spamtraps is 1.3% this month.
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Effortia, a British ESP, and an anonymous Finnish spamming service

Growmail.co.uk will probably have reason to take a look at hulabaloo.net / huippudiili.net (two anonymized domains sending materials in Finnish) now that asuntojenmyynti.fi used their services to spam. It would be interesting to see the contents of the FI-LISTA.

November 2015 in spamtraps: ESPs

ESP mail seen in spamtraps November 2015

ESP mail seen in spamtraps November 2015

The percentage of ESP sent mail vs all mail seen in the spamtraps is 0.9% this month. There has been quite a lot of botnet activity.
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Effortia goes Denmark

Snakker du dansk, Ville? Oh, but you don’t need to, ‘cuz your Danish collaborator is a guy from Helsinki.

Thanksgiving (n.)

Thanksgiving (noun) (As applied to email deliverability)

One of “those times of the year” when mailing lists that were already mothballed are dragged out for one more blast, creating a spike in undeliverables, and of course in spamtrap hits.

October 2015 in spamtraps: ESPs

ESP mail seen in spamtraps October 2015

ESP mail seen in spamtraps October 2015

The percentage of ESP sent mail vs all mail seen in the spamtraps is 1.3% this month.

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September 2015 in spamtraps: ESPs

ESP mail seen in spamtraps in September 2015

ESP mail seen in spamtraps in September 2015

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August 2015 in spamtraps: ESPs

ESP mail seen in spamtraps in August 2015

ESP mail seen in spamtraps in August 2015

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