Re: [H] [C4S] Email returned

I'm used to the more complete error message you get from Outlook Express. This error message doesn't identify the sending (SMTP) server. Looks like the recipient's mail server has identified your Internet connection as one used by spammers. Were you sending from home? Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP

Re: [H] [C4S] Email returned

Gary Here is the complete message: boit...@centurytel.net: 209.235.147.38 does not like recipient. Remote host said: 550 5.7.1 boit...@centurytel.net... H:XBL [38.111.133.17] Connections originating from a compromised SPAM source. Please use your ISP's relay servers. Giving up on

Re: [H] [C4S] Email returned

Sounds like someone is accusing them of being an open relay... Lots of times that is a false positive/reading from getting on a black list unfairly by someone not bothering to un-subscribe from something properly. Rick Glazier From: Sam Franc clipped Here is the complete message:

Re: [H] [C4S] Email returned

At 12:13 PM 24/08/2009, Sam Franc wrote: Gary Here is the complete message: boit...@centurytel.net: 209.235.147.38 does not like recipient. Remote host said: 550 5.7.1 boit...@centurytel.net... H:XBL [38.111.133.17] Connections originating from a compromised SPAM source. Please use your ISP's

[H] [C4S] Email returned

209.235.147.38 does not like recipient What does the above message mean? Is the mail box full? Is the recipient rejecting it as spam etc? Sam Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to:

Re: [H] [C4S] Email returned

Hard to tell from just that fragment. Why not post the complete error message? Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail) -- From: Sam Franc fr...@oregonfast.net 209.235.147.38 does not like recipient What does the above message mean? Is the mail box