# While there are many legitamate users at these sites, I tend to receive
# only spam mail from them. You may wish to comment these out.
#ix.netcom.com		
#aol.com                 
#uu.net
#cris.com
#juno.com
#worldnet.att.net
#interramp.com		
#psi.net
#psi.com
#earthlink.net

# AGIS/Net99 IP block 205.198.0.0 - 205.199.255.0
# This also takes care of Cyberpromo. Once again -- this may impact legitimate traffic
205.19[8-9]+.*

# Just cyberpromotions IP block
# 205.199.212.*

# All of these folks IMHO let way to much spam originate from their site
# Its not that they are evil -- but they are easily abused
prospectnet.com
mymail.com
compuall.com
esosoft.com
sallynet.com
servint.com
txdirect.net

# The admins at these sites take no actions against spammers
# Not a lot of spam may come from them, but I think they should be
# rejected on principle.
techinter.com
idci.com

# My recent additions
absolutely@you-are-approved!.com
dpliv.com
harvarda.harvard.edu
mitva.mit.edu
themall.net
mailexcite.com
ots@infinet.net.au

# Words in headers (not subject) that we don't like
# Leaving these words in may cause false positives, but how many
# email addresses do you know with these words in them?
#
# The \b at the beginning means that the these patterns will
# not match unless here is a space before them.. i.e.
# \bbulk will match bulkmail but not thisbulk. This is done to reduce the chance
# of these phrases being part of legit sites.
\bbulk
\bbusiness 
\bcheap
\bdeal
\bdetails
\bdiscount
\bfloodgate
\bfree
\bfuck
\bgirl
\bincome
\binternet
\blove
\bmerchant
\bmoney
\bnaked
\bnude
\bopportun
\bpicture
\bpleasure
\bporn
\bprofit
\bprice
\bshop
\bstuff
\bSTEALTH
\bwealth
\bwoman
\bwomen

# Cyberpromo and friends
FIGHT4RIGHTS.COM
savepaper
savetrees
NOBLOCK.COM
NOCENSORSHIP.COM
answerme.com
#cyber-promo.com
cyber.?pr[0|o]m[0|o].com
earthfriends.com
fight4rights.com
sanford
stanford
swallace

# Fake's that have been used
cnn.net
prodigy.net
podigy.ne
podigy.net
compuserve.net
eathlink.com
ix.netxom.com
hotmail.com
jun0.com
junp.com
nowhere.com
rogue.net

# Pawel Gburzynski's addition
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