Email block question

Post #320,596 by drook 1/26/10 5:09:05 PM Reply	Email block question Lately I've been getting blocked by Cox, Comcast, Juno/Netzero (same group, right?), and now AOL. The blocks are apparently based on IP, and I'm not able to find out if it's my stuff causing it. Without access to my host's SMTP logs, is there any way to research whether it's my domain or someone else on the same server that's causing the problems? -- Drew
Post #320,599 by folkert 1/26/10 6:20:37 PM Reply	This should help you see somethings. http://www.robtex.co....163.207.106.html http://www.robtex.co...ndmother.com.html Cheers. Personally, I think you are getting the raw end of the deal.
Post #320,600 by boxley 1/26/10 7:15:35 PM Reply	Re: Email block question start here https://www.senderscore.org/ with your ip then plug in some of the neighbors netzero is aol check sorbl urbl spamhaus against your ip send me the bounce messge to my netscape address that pertains to me will take a look tomorrow If we torture the data long enough, it will confess. (Ronald Coase, Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences, 1991)
Post #320,745 by drook 1/29/10 5:14:04 PM Reply	SPF seems to be teh suxx0rz I deleted the SPF record from my DNS last night before sending today's newsletter. Almost no bounces this time. That doesn't mean they weren't filtered straight to the spam folders, but it seems to be better without than with at this point. -- Drew
Post #320,750 by scoenye 1/29/10 7:14:18 PM Reply	SPF is steaming pile anyway http://homepages.tes...f-is-harmful.html
Post #320,751 by drook 1/29/10 9:09:36 PM Reply	And he doesn't mention my problem My web host has so many mail servers that I can't list them all in the 255 characters I get for a TXT record in DNS. -- Drew
Post #320,755 by folkert 1/29/10 11:37:52 PM Reply	bleah... oh well. DKIM and other things aren't any better... plus you can't do it as you don;t have a real way to do them.

Welcome to IWETHEY!