How to get removed from 0spam Network List
0spam Network List lists whole network ranges. Only the network owner (your hosting provider or ISP) can clean up the range.
- 1 Confirm which range is listed and who owns it (the listing page shows the network or ASN).
- 2 Open a ticket with your hosting provider or ISP and ask them to clean the range. Include the listing link.
- 3 If the provider does not act, move sending to a provider with a cleaner range or to a dedicated IP.
- 4 Re-check the IP address here after the next zone update to confirm the listing is gone. Monitoring alerts you if it comes back.
0spam Network List at a glance
| Operator | 0spam |
|---|---|
| DNS zone | nbl.0spam.org |
| Lists | IP addresses |
| Impact on delivery | Low |
| Removal | Through your ISP or hosting provider |
| Removal page | 0spam.org |
| IPv6 | IPv4 only |
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if I am listed on 0spam Network List?
Enter your sending IP in the check box on this page. We query nbl.0spam.org by DNS and show the result with the return code and what it means.
How do I get removed from 0spam Network List?
0spam Network List lists whole network ranges. Only the network owner (your hosting provider or ISP) can clean up the range.