Black Lists (or black lists) were created to help companies and people deal with such unwanted messages, Spam's. These are lists that group emails, IP addresses or domains that were previously reported as disseminators of messages considered Spam (unwanted propaganda).
Generally, the complaint is made by the recipients of these messages for not having authorized the receipt of these e-mails.
Black Lists are generally used by email providers as a kind of research source that helps the tool in the process of preventing the receipt of unwanted emails.
When a domain, IP or e-mail appears in one of these lists, the provider can refuse to receive messages from this address, as it is not a reliable address.
Below are some of the main reasons why it can be included in a Black List:
-Send e-mails in large quantities to recipients who did not choose to receive their correspondence. Consequently, the recipients of these messages can report your campaigns as spam.
-Send emails with malicious, preconceptual or pornographic content, for example.
-Send emails containing viruses or malicious software.
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