If your message was rejected, it was probably for a reason. Your IP address isn't
listed in the most common spam blacklists, so that shouldn't be it. The FEMA mail
server does do reverse DNS lookups, so it is likely that they do some tests that mosts
mail servers don't do.
If you post the message you received back when you tried to send to them, we may be
able to figure out what happened. FEMA really, really should not be blocking E-mail
unless absolutely necessary. They should err on the side of letting a bit too much
spam in than letting less spam in and also blocking legitimate E-mail.
-Scott
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Erick Mulero" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2000 08:27:59 -0700
MAY GOD BLESS YOU
TO THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO GET A SYSTEM TO AVOID SPAM
TRY TO SEND A N E-MAIL TO F.EM.A..ITS IMPOSIBLE,THEY MUST HAVE THE SECRET.
I JUST TRIED TO GET SOME IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND WAS REYECTED.
ERICK MULERO
www.ahora.net/caballometro
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard Skinner, Deputy Inspector General
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nancy Hendricks, Assistant Inspector General for Audit
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joe Sullivan, Assistant Inspector General for Investigations
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cliff Melby, Assistant Inspector General for Inspections
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Updated: August 28, 2000
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