[Mailman-Users] Went to Junk folders!!

2008-09-21 Thread faisal anif

hi
 
I recently posted here about me moving my business and files from a shared 
hosting plan to my own dedicated server and got a new domain name. well anyways 
I moved my mailing list that contains about 600 emails of my customers and site 
visitors to the server and I threw in my personal emails at hotmail and yahoo 
and gmail in the list for testing. when I posted to the list for the first time 
I was surprised that all the messages in hotmail and yahoo and gmail went to 
junk and spam folders!!
 
is it because I changed the domain name where I used to send from? or is it 
because of the server? if I transferred the old domain name to the server and 
used it for sending will I still be marked as junk in my subscriber's 
mailboxes? 
 
please help!
 
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Went to Junk folders!!

2008-09-21 Thread Brad Knowles

faisal anif wrote:


is it because I changed the domain name where I used to send from? or
is it because of the server? if I transferred the old domain name to
the server and used it for sending will I still be marked as junk in
my subscriber's mailboxes?


There's no way we can possibly answer any of these questions.  You don't 
give us any information at all about the new hosting provider, the IP 
address used by the server you have, whether or not that provider is on 
any blacklists for having hosted spammy sites in the past, etc


There's a pretty good discussion of this subject at 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-spam_techniques_(e-mail), and a 
whole bunch of good links at http://www.spamlinks.net/prevent-isps.htm 
and http://www.spamlinks.net/prevent-marketers.htm.


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Re: [Mailman-Users] Went to Junk folders!!

2008-09-21 Thread Mark Sapiro
faisal anif wrote:
 
... when I posted to the list for the first time I was surprised that all the 
messages in hotmail and yahoo and gmail went to junk and spam folders!!
 
is it because I changed the domain name where I used to send from? or is it 
because of the server? if I transferred the old domain name to the server and 
used it for sending will I still be marked as junk in my subscriber's 
mailboxes? 


Generally speaking, mail is flagged as spam by ISPs because of the
content or the source. If the source is blacklisted, it is normally by
IP address, not name.

Your mail server needs to be properly configured. This means that the
name with which it identifies itself in HELO/EHLO must be a fully
qualified domain name that resolves to the IP it is sending from and
that a rDNS lookup of that IP returns the same name.

Beyond that, see Brad's reply and the FAQ at
http://wiki.list.org/x/4oA9.

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