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How to Get Delisted from NordSpam

How to get delisted from NordSpam — a Nordic-region focused blocklist targeting spam sources.

Removal Method

Self-service removal form on NordSpam website

Time to Removal

24-48 hours after submitting removal request.

Overview

NordSpam (bl.nordspam.com) is a DNS-based blacklist focused on spam sources, particularly those affecting the Nordic region (Scandinavia and surrounding countries). It lists IPs and domains associated with spam campaigns. NordSpam is used by some Nordic ISPs and mail providers in their filtering configurations.

Why You Might Be Listed

  • 1Your IP was detected sending spam to Nordic email users
  • 2Your domain appeared in spam messages targeting the Nordic region
  • 3Bulk unsolicited email was traced back to your IP address

Step-by-Step Removal

1

Check your listing

Visit www.nordspam.com and use their lookup tool to check whether your IP or domain is listed. The site provides details about why you were listed.

2

Stop the spam

Identify and stop the source of spam from your server. Check for compromised accounts, remove unauthorized mailing scripts, and review your email sending practices.

3

Submit a removal request

Use the removal form on www.nordspam.com to submit a delisting request. Provide your IP address and a brief explanation of what you fixed.

4

Prevent recurrence

Implement rate limiting on outbound email, require authentication for SMTP access, and monitor your server for signs of compromise.

Official Removal Portal

https://www.nordspam.com/

Important Tips

  • NordSpam is primarily used in the Nordic region. If you do not send email to Nordic countries, the impact may be minimal.
  • If you are listed on NordSpam along with major blacklists like Spamhaus, prioritize Spamhaus first as it has much wider impact.
  • NordSpam can list both IPs and domains, so check both even if you only expect one type of listing.

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