Martin A. Brooks wrote: > Renaud Allard wrote: >> Spamassassin with stock settings and using DNS does issue a very high >> score on PTR that seem generic. So your mail may end up rejected by >> spamassassin if your PTR looks like too generic. > > Sure, but that's not the same argument. > > "I think your PTR is automatically generated, I will reject your > messages" vs "I think your PTR is automatically generated, I'll be > really suspicious about your messages". >
At the end, it's the same, your message has been rejected due to your PTR. Only the rejection message is different.
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