How to Remove Your Domain from Abusix Blacklist

Step 1: Ensure Your Website Is Clean and Malware-Free

Before you request removal from the Abusix blacklist, make sure your website is secure and free of malware. Here’s how to check:

• Use Sucuri’s SiteCheck tool to scan your website for any security issues or malware.
• Install and activate the Wordfence Plugin on your WordPress site to further protect your site and detect any potential threats.

Ensure that any identified issues are fully resolved before proceeding with the next step. A clean, secure website is essential for a successful blacklist removal request.

Step 2: Send a Blacklist Removal Request to Abusix

Once your website has been cleaned and is secure, you can send a request to Abusix to remove your domain from their blacklist. Below is a sample email template you can use:

Blacklist Removal Request Email Template

Subject: Blacklist Removal Consideration Request for [Your Site URL]

Body:

Dear Abusix Support,

My website, [Your Site URL], has been flagged as being on your blacklist. I would like to inform you that my website is now secure and free of any malware.

To verify its security, I have attached a screenshot of the results from Sucuri and/or Wordfence. Could you please re-evaluate my site and consider removing it from your blacklist?

Thank you for your time and assistance. I look forward to your response.

Best regards, 
[Your Name]

Remember to attach the Sucuri or Wordfence screenshots when sending the email to support@abusix.com. These attachments will help verify your site’s security.

Step 3: Monitor Your Site’s Status

After sending the email, keep an eye on your inbox for a response from Abusix. It may take several days for them to review your request and respond. If your site is removed from the blacklist, you should notice improved email deliverability and fewer bounce rates.

If you don’t get a response or your site is not removed from the blacklist, you may need to follow up with Abusix or take additional steps to further secure your website.