If you used to be able to visit here but now can’t without going to a new computer, its probably because your IP address is one of these:

38.98.120.78  
195.175.37.6  
200.65.127.163  
62.150.130.26  
148.233.159.58  
200.88.223.99  
80.227.0.156  
87.118.106.104  
72.36.199.114  
195.226.230.58  
62.150.40.142  
62.150.35.230  
210.106.57.252  
67.168.215.167  
207.172.154.65  
218.39.54.239  
203.144.160.249  
60.217.227.140  
82.114.68.194  
212.150.97.114  

Sucks to be you.  Your IP spammed my blog and I don’t have time for that.  If you wanna come back, you better be good at begging, except you, 38.x.x.x.  You’re not ever allowed back, you bandwidth-sucking troll.  Point your robots at yourself.

There.

9 Comments

  1. MacBros says:

    Isn’t the ban plug-in great!?
    I have these IPS blocked so far.
    203.144.143.9
    206.191.69.149
    74.106.233.194
    217.195.87.197
    62.195.245.98
    68.35.144.95
    69.31.*.*
    69.22.*.*
    69.167.248.241
    165.228.*.*
    195.175.37.8
    24.178.191.124
    208.22.111.1
    201.31.15.253
    201.17.133.41
    201.228.45.58
    64.5.53.90
    80.93.60.2
    82.39.186.161
    83.12.167.66
    83.206.200.105
    83.171.225.5
    84.252.157.132
    86.35.202.101
    210.211.249.177
    105.200.206.83
    207.218.223.142
    209.160.64.236
    220.72.196.68
    209.160.64.236
    222.235.20.205
    70.90.240.108
    220.80.157.5
    219.110.10.162
    211.200.251.119
    74.135.44.63
    89.35.206.69
    200.*.*.*
    125.*.*.*
    216.147.*.*
    24.0.85.204
    58.238.29.217
    212.226.176.227
    201.38.195.37
    208.97.171.25
    148.235.56.107
    212.226.176.227
    61.205.234.121

    But more effectively, I got their host names so they can’t spoof their IP:
    *.nlayer.net
    *.apnic.net
    *.mfeed.net
    *.ameritech.net
    pu.mc.dca.net
    *.aspadmin.net
    *.bbtec.net
    *.fibertel.com.ar
    *.static.orange.es
    *.bgcell.net
    *.ev1servers.net
    betaone.net
    nodomaintransfer27.com
    *.emirates.net.ae
    nodomaintransfer24.com
    *.oversee.net
    *.user.auna.net
    *.nts-online.net
    *.static.dsl.webpartner.net
    *.static.twtelecom.net
    *.client.dsl.net
    *.server-center.net
    *.startdedicated.com
    *.t1webhosting.com
    *.fcibroadband.com
    *.inext.cz
    *.netcologne.de
    *.radauti.rdsnet.ro
    *.virtua.com.br
    *.tpnet.pl
    *.vsnl.net.in
    *.static-ip.oleane.fr
    *.telesat.com.co
    *.comcastbusiness.net
    *.itscom.jp
    *.insightbb.com
    *.ajato.com.br
    *.chello.nl
    *.telesp.net.br
    c-24-0-85-204.hsd1.nj.comcast.net
    *.cphost.ru
    *.atlsfl.adelphia.net
    *.benw.blueyonder.co.uk
    *.kpnqwest.fi
    mountaindew.dreamhost.com
    *.uninet-ide.com.mx
    *.wakwak.ne.jp

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  2. Corey says:

    Hah! Your comment got moderated because of the number of links in it. As you can see, there are no hyperlinks to the sites, so I moderated it in for others to see.

    I have not had any real luck with that plugin, perhaps because of the spoofed IP thing. I have IPs int he list that keep getting into the 1st poster moderation que. I am glad that its working for you, but I’m banning IPs as they get caught through the cPanel IP Deny manager. Ironically, posts about spam and spammers seem to be a honeypot for them, so they’re easy to find.

    The reason that I’m not fooling with the plugin is because I don’t even want them to be allowed to use the bandwidth it takes to show the “You’re Banned” page. Because the method I’m using is a bit “hit or miss”, I’m not banning IP ranges, just individual IP’s, for now.

    I can do this because I don’t get nearly the amount of SPAM that you do.

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  3. RT Cunningham says:

    I don’t know whether your host is on Linux or Windows, but I have a script for Unix variants that queries SBL’s and all you have to do is add it to your wp-config file and bam… no more problems. I think I could convert it to Windows too. I have some code stored for that purpose, it would probably take an hour for me to find it though.

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  4. Corey says:

    Good evening, Richard! (yes, Mac, its nearly midnight there). I am hosted on a Red Hat server. Mac is hosting his own on Windows XP.

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  5. RT Cunningham says:

    If either of you are interested, I can either post both sets of code here, or email them to you guys, whatever you prefer.

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  6. RT Cunningham says:

    On second thought, code usually gets munged in comments.

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  7. Corey says:

    It needs to be wrapped by the code tag, which is not available in my comment form. That is one of the things that I am thinking about changing, if possible. It may require an overlay of sorts. Perhaps I’ll write a theme with that in mind.

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  8. RT Cunningham says:

    Never mind on me sending that code. You’re better off with what you have. I did some tests and you wouldn’t like the results.

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  9. MacBros says:

    Those aren’t actually links. They are host names of the computer that is spamming. The host name is what I like about the plug-in because it prevents the user on that computer from spoofing their IP.

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