Todd W wrote:
Hi,
I need to provide a non minimal service level to verify the big
webmail services accept mail as non-bulk.
So far I've only suceeded with AOL. Hotmail, Yahoo, and Google mark
the mail as bulk.
Now, I'm only somewhat of a sysadmin but I'm good enough to earn money
as one, and I have spent a signifigant amount of time on this task. I
have set up SPF and DomainKeys, and double and triple checked them
against the various testing tools out on the web. Heck, I can send a
mail to yahoo, log in yahoo's webmail, and it says in bold letters,
right in the bulk mail box, that "The sender has been verified by
domainkeys!" So why is the email in the bulk mail folder?!?
So I've seen that between goodmail and sender score certified, I can
buy my way on to a whitelists to deal with this problem. And really,
this is where I'm at now. I dont send a lot of mail, so thier low end
services arent out of reach if they really provide the service they
say they do.
I ask the list: is it possible to get the big webmail providers to not
mark the email without bribing them? What are your experiences? I've
pretty much read the entire mailing list, and I haven't seen anything
that answers my questions so far.
Thank you so much for qmail-toaster it is one awsome setup. Everything
is so EASY!
Regards,
trwww
Once, email from my QMT is in Yahoo bulk folder but I forgot what I do.
I never contact Yahoo Admin.
and I dont know if it make sense or not, but did you configure reverse
DNS for your mailserver IP?
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