I think his issue is that he doesn't have a domainkeys record.
Yahoo requires it nowadays to let mail through.
Harry
On Jul 5, 2006, at 10:42 PM, Jake Vickers wrote:
bb. wrote:
Thank you all but it is not solved.
I made a "Reverse DNS lookup" at dnsstuff.com, got
answer like at bottom of page:
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Answer:
206.225.82.xxx PTR record:
206-225-82-xxx.dedicated.abac.net. [TTL 43200s]
[A=206.225.82.xxx]
To see the reverse DNS traversal, to make sure that
all DNS servers are reporting the correct results, you
can Click Here.
If you have a valid reverse DNS, SPF record, and domainkeys record
then you will need to contact the admins at Yahoo and Hotmail to
see why they are blocking the messages. You may be able to glean
some more info from the headers of the messages sent to the Bulk
folder (they may be failing some rule over there, which SHOULD be
in the header). Otherwise, we can only guess at how they're running
their servers, unless someone here has already encountered this
problem and solved it.
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