Comment by progval
4 years ago
> 3. Add those people to known blacklists so they can't register anymore domains ever again. Likewise block all domains owned already by them.
You generally can't know who operates a given domain automatically. whois is almost always redacted now.
> 4. Get domain registrars and email servers to block said domains too.
Good luck with that. They make money from spammers, and don't have any incentive to stop
I tried Namecheap twice and provided them spams with valid DKIM signatures for domains registered to them (generally on TLDs on sale for 1$, which must be sold at a loss, right?). They refused to do something about it.
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