How to get removed from Mailspike Z (Zero hour)
Mailspike Z (Zero hour) removes entries automatically when the activity stops, and also accepts removal requests.
- 1 Find the cause on the sending host: a compromised mailbox or script, an open relay, a missing or generic PTR record, a sudden volume spike or a stale list hitting spam traps.
- 2 Fix the cause before asking for removal. A list that relists you quickly usually takes longer to remove you the second time.
- 3 Wait for automatic expiry, or request removal sooner at https://mailspike.org/anubis/.
- 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.
Mailspike Z (Zero hour) at a glance
| Operator | Mailspike |
|---|---|
| DNS zone | z.mailspike.net |
| Lists | IP addresses |
| Impact on delivery | Medium |
| Removal | Expires on its own, or request removal |
| Removal page | mailspike.org/anubis |
| IPv6 | IPv4 only |
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if I am listed on Mailspike Z (Zero hour)?
Enter your sending IP in the check box on this page. We query z.mailspike.net by DNS and show the result with the return code and what it means.
How do I get removed from Mailspike Z (Zero hour)?
Mailspike Z (Zero hour) removes entries automatically when the activity stops, and also accepts removal requests.