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How to Get Delisted from Invaluement DNSBL

How to get delisted from Invaluement — a blacklist focused on detecting snowshoe spam and low-volume, high-distribution spam campaigns.

Removal Method

Email request to delist@invaluement.com with evidence the issue is resolved

Time to Removal

24-72 hours after email request is reviewed.

Overview

Invaluement maintains a DNS-based blacklist that specifically targets snowshoe spam — a technique where spammers spread low volumes of spam across many IPs to fly under the radar of volume-based detection. Invaluement is effective at catching dedicated spam IPs that other blacklists miss, and it is used by some enterprise mail filters and anti-spam products.

Why You Might Be Listed

  • 1Your IP was identified as part of a snowshoe spam operation (low volume, many IPs)
  • 2Spam was detected from your dedicated IP that matches Invaluement's patterns
  • 3Your IP belongs to a range associated with spam-only infrastructure

Step-by-Step Removal

1

Check your listing

Visit invaluement.com/removal/ to check whether your IP or domain is listed on Invaluement's DNSBL.

2

Investigate your sending practices

Invaluement targets snowshoe spam, so review your email infrastructure. If you are using many IPs to send small volumes, this looks like snowshoe spam to Invaluement. Consolidate sending to fewer, well-established IPs with proper authentication.

3

Email a removal request

Send an email to delist@invaluement.com with your IP address, an explanation of your legitimate email use case, and evidence that any spam issues have been resolved. Include details about your sending practices and authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC).

4

Wait for review

Invaluement reviews removal requests manually. Expect a response within 24-72 hours. Be prepared to provide additional information if requested.

Important Tips

  • Invaluement does not auto-expire listings. You must actively request removal via email.
  • If you use many IPs to send small volumes of email, consolidate to fewer IPs to avoid looking like a snowshoe spam operation.
  • Having proper SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records strengthens your removal request and shows you are a legitimate sender.

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