Due to reasons to complicated to explain, my server IP and DNS was changed 4-5 times over the past year and, after each move, there was an immediate influx of SPAM. I was wondering where the "leak" is that seems to be responsible for exposing my email, (associated w/ domain w/ new DNS/IP), to spammers/spammers lists and a substantial increase in new SPAM?
Why Does SPAM ↑↑ After a Server Change?
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