I've been trying to get Fi to resolve a billing issue.... I'm stuck in a loop with support where they keep asking me for a security code, then the next day they'll respond back saying it expired and they need another one. The codes only seem to be valid for 30m, so I don't have any idea why they keep asking for them...
> It's all clean, except on http://www.spamrats.com (specifically the RATS-Dyna list, and I am not using a home connection.)
That particular list is very well known for doing this. Essentially no one uses them, but they get a bunch of free traffic by being listed on mxtoolbox.
Their removal requirements are fairly absurd anyway (must provide them with a full customer list of everyone using your IPs)
Yep, I cancelled my CrashPlan account when they pulled that. IIRC they gave me under a week to either download the data for 5-6 machines, or lose it forever.
> The only way around it is to shadow-ban: - Send blackholed orders to an approval page. - Send blackholed orders an approval email. Train your customer service to know which orders were banned, which weren't.
I don't use woot anymore because they did this to me... and apparently had no process for removing it.