Re: [mailop] gmail changes today?

We saw that as well, but some of the cases involved non-existent or malformed spf records. When those were fixed Gmail began to accept their emai. That may have been a timing coincidence but at least we solved a future problem for them. -wk Sent from my iPad > On Jun 7, 2022, at 6:28 PM, Zube

Re: [mailop] gmail changes today?

I also received some email that was very clearly spam straight into my priority box. I know others have said the same. Something broke today for at least a little while. Brett On Tue, Jun 7, 2022 at 9:30 PM Zube via mailop wrote: > Looks like something changed at gmail today, at least for us. >

[mailop] gmail changes today?

Looks like something changed at gmail today, at least for us. Huge swathes of email are being rejected with: Our system has detected that this message is likely unsolicited mail. It has nothing to do with the content of the message. It can be long, medium or short. Stuff that I've been sending

Re: [mailop] Leaseweb

+1 And they don't offer 'rwhois' to their customers, so the few honest guys on their networks are painted with the same brush.. And rather than bothering to worry about their reputation, they just tell their customers they have to use their outbound filtering services to send email where bla

[mailop] Leaseweb

Hi, it's probably no surprise to anybody, but Leaseweb is a confirmed spammer haven. I gave it a last try today, reporting a number of IP addresses which are apparently operated by just one spammer. Positive results: * Leaseweb accepts e-mail complaints to the abuse address listed in their I

Re: [mailop] Spoofed Message Passing DMARC

The usual – X-OriginatorOrg: PatriciaFuchs59.onmicrosoft.com Farmed free trial accounts on office 365 being abused by affiliate spammers, generally with replayed dkim headers. Pretty high volume, ongoing for quite some time. From: mailop on behalf of

[mailop] Spoofed Message Passing DMARC

I recently have an influx of spam coming from spoofed domains passing authentication. Below are the headers from a message that used *accountprotection.microsoft.com * to send spam. This is concerning because that is conveyed as being a safe address accordi