> > Unless you have physical presence in korea, KISA will not admit you. Even > if you do, there are apparently legal ramifications to sending spam in > korea which must be accounted for. > > If that doesn't deter you, you can do the following: > > 1. Create the most encompassing yet still valid SPF record for your IP > space. publish that under DomainA.tld > 2. Have another SPF record published for DomainB.tld > 3. Admit DomainA.tld to KISA > 4. When sending to korean recipients, send from the DomainA envelope. When > sending to non-korean recipients, send from the DomainB envelope. > > as for daum, looking at mailop archives, here's my posting as of about 1.5 > years ago: > > "FWIW I managed to get a speedy reply by appealing to them directly at > http://cs.daum.net. you will need an @daum.net or @hanmail.net account, > they are free to register although a few hurdles need to be gotten past > (e.g. a korean captcha which I fulfilled using google virtual korean > keyboard). block has been removed in less than 24 hours after approaching > them this way. >
Great info, thank you! We're in legal compliance and have a physical office in Korea, so all good on that front. Thanks for the SPF suggestion we'll take a look! Unfortunately my previous ticket at cs.daum.net did not seem to get human attention. Thanks for the help! *Zack Aab | *Deliverability Strategist M: 706.870.1061 *Inbox Pros | *678.214.3739 1995 North Park Place I Suite 200 | Atlanta, GA 30339 [image: Reply monitoring image] <https://inboxpros.sigstr.net/uc/57bde77d825be96f3e8e5be5> [image: Powered by Sigstr] <https://inboxpros.sigstr.net/uc/57bde77d825be96f3e8e5be5/watermark> On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 2:25 PM, Gil Bahat <g...@magisto.com> wrote: > Unless you have physical presence in korea, KISA will not admit you. Even > if you do, there are apparently legal ramifications to sending spam in > korea which must be accounted for. > > If that doesn't deter you, you can do the following: > > 1. Create the most encompassing yet still valid SPF record for your IP > space. publish that under DomainA.tld > 2. Have another SPF record published for DomainB.tld > 3. Admit DomainA.tld to KISA > 4. When sending to korean recipients, send from the DomainA envelope. When > sending to non-korean recipients, send from the DomainB envelope. > > as for daum, looking at mailop archives, here's my posting as of about 1.5 > years ago: > > "FWIW I managed to get a speedy reply by appealing to them directly at > http://cs.daum.net. you will need an @daum.net or @hanmail.net account, > they are free to register although a few hurdles need to be gotten past > (e.g. a korean captcha which I fulfilled using google virtual korean > keyboard). block has been removed in less than 24 hours after approaching > them this way. > > Gil" > > > On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 9:07 PM, Zack Aab <z...@inboxpros.com> wrote: > >> I had good luck by subscribing to naver and opening a ticket. You may >>> need to pass a Korean captcha, which you can do by redrawing characters in >>> any draw-based input method >> >> >> Thanks for the response! >> >> I did submit a ticket with Naver, and the reply I got was essentially >> "get on KISA" which is something we're having separate issues with because >> of their SPF policy: to whitelist, KISA requires the SPF record to have no >> include statements and be un-CIDR'd, which makes our record invalid due to >> length. >> My ticket with Hanmail didn't get past the robot/form reply stage. >> >> Any input is appreciated! >> >> >> *Zack Aab | *Deliverability Strategist >> M: 706.870.1061 <(706)%20870-1061> >> *Inbox Pros | *678.214.3739 <(678)%20214-3739> >> 1995 North Park Place I Suite 200 | Atlanta, GA 30339 >> >> [image: Reply monitoring image] >> <https://inboxpros.sigstr.net/uc/57bde77d825be96f3e8e5be5> >> [image: Powered by Sigstr] >> <https://inboxpros.sigstr.net/uc/57bde77d825be96f3e8e5be5/watermark> >> >> On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 11:32 AM, Gil Bahat <g...@magisto.com> wrote: >> >>> I had good luck by subscribing to naver and opening a ticket. You may >>> need to pass a Korean captcha, which you can do by redrawing characters in >>> any draw-based input method >>> >>> On Jan 30, 2017 5:57 PM, "Zack Aab" <z...@inboxpros.com> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi all, >>>> >>>> I'm working with a very high volume sender who sends to Korea and we're >>>> having a tough time with Hanmail and Naver. >>>> We've done all of the DNS work but are still having some trouble, so I >>>> was hoping somebody could help me with the latest requirements and/or >>>> contact information. >>>> >>>> Any info is greatly appreciated. >>>> >>>> Thanks! >>>> >>>> Zack Aab >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> mailop mailing list >>>> mailop@mailop.org >>>> https://chilli.nosignal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mailop >>>> >>>> >> >
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