Re: [mailop] What do other ISP / ESP do about the MailChimp spam problem?

[Matthias Leisi]

>> My question is, "What Mailchimp spam problem?" Where's data? All I see
>> is useless bombastic complaining that belongs on NANAE or SPAM-L, not
>> here.
> 
> Ok, there is a point here which I did not consider enough.
> 
> I did not collect any numbers about emails send by mailchimp to our
> email platform.

According to dnswl.org  magnitude data*, Mailchimp is one of 
the large sources of email, just behind Microsoft/Google, and ahead of Amazon, 
Sendgrid, Facebook, ExactTarget, Yahoo, LinkedIn and Twitter. 

Of those, ExactTarget and Facebook have the highest „spamminess“ score (an 
internal number considering volume of email and volume of complaints/RBL hits 
etc); Mailchimp is relatively „clean“. On the other hand, we see *many* 
spamtrap hits from all email marketing senders. 

And I mean *many*. Spamtraps that returned 5xx for years. Spamtraps that never 
„engaged“ or „opened“ or „inboxed“. Spamtraps that never „subscribed“ (ey, some 
are even Message-Ids scraped from Usenet!).

And *a lot* of what email marketers send is silently disposed of in spamfilters 
(dropped, quarantined, whatever). 

I looked deeper into our data at dnswl.org  over the past 
few weeks. More and more I get the impression that hardly any "email marketers" 
have a "clean list", or even care about it. 

I believe there are some dirty facts around the whole „email marketing“ thing 
which people with better data than me should uncover.

— Matthias

* We do not directly observe SMTP traffic, but only the DNS traffic. Due to 
caching etc our data is slightly distorted and over-estimates small senders. 
However the magnitude data still shows the relative size of senders.



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Re: [mailop] Google Postmaster Tools lagging several days behind?

[Anthony Chiulli]

Yes, no data since11/ 5 for us too. Sounds like another hiccup with GPT,
happens from time to time. Sure it will be corrected soon and data will
catch back up.

- Anthony Chiulli




On Fri, Nov 9, 2018 at 1:00 PM Robert Rubenking 
wrote:

> Anyone else seeing a longer than typical delay in updates?  Even my most
> active domains have not updated since 11/5.
>
>
>
> Mark/Brandon any insights?
>
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>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob
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Re: [mailop] Google Postmaster Tools lagging several days behind?

[Benjamin BILLON]

You
are not
alone

--
Benjamin
From: mailop  On Behalf Of Robert Rubenking
Sent: vendredi 9 novembre 2018 20:53
To: mailop 
Subject: [mailop] Google Postmaster Tools lagging several days behind?

Anyone else seeing a longer than typical delay in updates?  Even my most active 
domains have not updated since 11/5.

Mark/Brandon any insights?


Thanks,
Bob

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[mailop] Google Postmaster Tools lagging several days behind?

[Robert Rubenking]

Anyone else seeing a longer than typical delay in updates?  Even my most active 
domains have not updated since 11/5.

Mark/Brandon any insights?


Thanks,
Bob

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