Browser Guard Removal Request

[SHil]

Good morning, 

I'd like to request that securessl.losethebackpain.com [3.229.3.95] be removed from the Browser Guard list. The original issue with an affiliate had been rectified some time ago with AWS's involvement. AWS has been sent a follow up request to in turn request their IP removed from spamhaus, and in the interim, I am also posting the request here as well.

Appreciate the time and assistance in this manner. Should any further information be required, please let me know.

Scott--

[TeMerc]

16 minutes ago, SHil said:

Good morning, 

I'd like to request that securessl.losethebackpain.com [3.229.3.95] be removed from the Browser Guard list. The original issue with an affiliate had been rectified some time ago with AWS's involvement. AWS has been sent a follow up request to in turn request their IP removed from spamhaus, and in the interim, I am also posting the request here as well.

Appreciate the time and assistance in this manner. Should any further information be required, please let me know.

Scott--

Hi-

This is the offending link, which is still active and classified as spam:

https://securessl.losethebackpain.com/products/135/sp-5-worst-foods-full?utm_type=aff&utm_source=10636&utm_campaign=prog12_12020&utm_content=&utm_medium=821878&utm_term=599284309&tid=b730b4f3a255bc14983515e27462fe06 

[SHil]

Thank you for the follow up. While the URL is indeed still active, the spam issue was due to a rogue affiliate, as seen in the utm parameters, who'd promoted in an inappropriate manner. This affiliate has been removed from the network in question, and we are working with the network to ensure no other issues arise. This issue was cleared in March with AWS and the affiliate network, but it was not known at the time of any other blocking such as this. We'd like to see the URL removed from the list as the ill driven traffic and abuse was not initiated by us.