GBUdb Truncate
Removal
Automatic
Cost
Free
Time to clear
Clears automatically with good traffic
About GBUdb Truncate
GBUdb Truncate lists IPs that GBUdb’s statistics show as sending essentially nothing but spam — safe to reject early. It’s purely statistical and self-correcting: as soon as GBUdb sees good mail from the IP, the reputation moves and the listing clears.
Why an IP gets listed
- GBUdb’s network statistics scored the IP as an almost-pure spam source.
How to delist from GBUdb Truncate
- 1Stop the spam so the IP starts sending legitimate mail again.
- 2No manual form is needed — as GBUdb observes good traffic, the IP’s confidence figure improves and it drops off Truncate automatically.
- 3Use the Truncate lookup page to watch the reputation recover.
Before you request removal: fix the root cause first — delisting while the problem persists almost always leads to a fast re-listing. Confirm the IP has valid reverse DNS, and that your SPF, DKIM and DMARC are in order.
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