On 9/18/19 2:22 PM, Damon via mailop wrote:
I have asked around and got a few opposing answers. Plain text vs. HTML,
images ok/images not-ok, Opt-out Link at top or bottom, send from
transactional IP vs. customer's 'regular' IP, CTA incentive for
re-engaging included or not.
What about cid: i
You won't get an official statement from Barracuda *here*, nor from me
(here or anywhere else).
Your customer's recipient (which should be the Barracuda customer) should
be able to log in to our website and find the message in their log, and see
what the reason was for blocking. If that doesn't en
That’s my guess and what I communicated to the client. They are insisting that
they reached out to the recipient and they confirmed no action was done on
their end.
I’m still waiting for proof on that .
This is why I wanted some official statement from barracuda which I will never
come.
Anyway
If it’s just a couple recipients at the domain take the hint. More than likely
those specific recipients have manually blocked the sender.
They’re done with your mail. Stop mailing them.
Laura
Sent from my iPhone
> On Sep 20, 2019, at 5:24 PM, Andy Onofrei via mailop
> wrote:
>
> HI Erwin
HI Erwin,
My only question mark is that this type of bounce is received just for couple
of email addresses from the same recipient domain. The rejection when sending
to the same domain email address is under 0.5%
Regards
Andy
From: Erwin
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2019 6:13 PM
To: Andy Onofr
In the circumstances you described it probably means your message was
deemed spammy for whatever reason. If that is the typical message content
for the sender on your end, then yes they should probably treat it as a
hard bounce.
It is difficult to say more without some context, or in a public foru
HI all,
Does anyone have a contact at Barracuda email security team ? Or if anyone has
some insights on the potential reasons for the following bounce
550 permanent failure for one or more recipients (@domain.com:blocked)
Some insights .. before this bounce the sender was able to send successful
