Sounds like this should go via Orange they have means to slap UCEPROTECT on the wrist. It also looks like it would be in Orange business to have proper spam lists not ones like that.

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goldenmember 2 days ago | parent [-]

While I absolutely agree that Orange is acting irresponsibly here, I also understand that they're not the only ones who rely on UCEPROTECT.

	▲	literalAardvark 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Mail server operators have known about uceprotect L3 for a long time. I've had a successful mail sender on that list for almost two decades. Your problem is most likely something else, and if it's not something else then Orange are being completely ridiculous.