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[anti-abuse-wg] Abusive behavior by Google Inc
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Richard Clayton
richard at highwayman.com
Thu Apr 14 17:22:26 CEST 2016
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 In message , andre at ox.co.za writes >> >Example: @209.85.218.43 >> >http://www.scammed.by/scam.php?id=185816 >> This is a complex example involving an email delivered to a gmail >> account and forwarded from there to Yahoo >> I cannot see "failed_precondition" anywhere on that page at all :-( >> >209.85.218.43 is simply one of the many google IP numbers currently >listed for spam, phish, virus and other abuse... OK ... so the URL was a complete red herring, and the complexity of what was going on there is completely irrelevant >I have headers for the gmail bounce message: "read error: >generic::failed_precondition: read error (0): error" and I seriously >doubt if gmail would try to deny this bounce - as I do not have one, >but many many headers of many many different google ip numbers. It is impossible to do anything but speculate without the actual email and full headers to hand. >So, it is not a discussion about whether this is happening or about what >is happening - but a discussion about what it means that it is >happening. > >Simply: What it means is that Google is not returning emails with any >acceptable bounce message but choosing to bounce emails with cryptic >custom messages that IMPLY that the receiver email servers are somehow >broken. > >This has serious implications for everyone that is not gmail that entirely escapes me ... why would an email bounce (whether RFC compliant or not) which is generated by gmail [when one of their customers sends you email and you elect to refuse delivery] have any implications for anyone else at all ? >This serves to INCREASE their monopoly as well as HURT smaller hosts - >we lost three customers today, because of EVIL Google. I suspect that these customers have learnt that you are setting great store by SORBS's opinion that accepting email from Google is undesirable (which I think places you in a very small minority of mail service providers). If these customers are keen to receive email sent to them by their friends at Google then I cannot see that your service is suitable for their needs. Do you think this RIPE WG has a role in assisting them in seeking a refund ? That might be an interesting topic to explore. - -- richard Richard Clayton Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a Benjamin little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. Franklin -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGPsdk version 1.7.1 iQA/AwUBVw+1sju8z1Kouez7EQJW+ACg0DnxfnOF6bKZJq1oltOBc4f3HKUAn27W gUUwGK74a0/IFImpSxNJOZce =8v+v -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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