As far as I am aware, Google has never honored any SpamHaus listing
whatsoever. Countless times over the years I have received spam in my
inbox, and when I dig in, everything related to the email is listed in
Spam, but Google ignores it.
Always been like that as far as I know.
Kind Regards,
Rich
ubject: Re: [mailop] Gmail rejects multiple From:'s. Who else?
>
> If we sent you this message, our parser believed that you were sending us
> two or more addresses in the from header. I would be semi-curious if you
> had a valid rfc2822 (or later) address that we thought w
es in the from header. I would be semi-curious if you
had a valid rfc2822 (or later) address that we thought was two addresses.
Brandon
On Tue, Dec 14, 2021 at 12:19 AM Richelo Killian via mailop <
mailop@mailop.org> wrote:
> When I ran into those messages in the past from Google
When I ran into those messages in the past from Google, the messages
actually did not have multiple from addresses. It turns out the issue was
the friendly from part had certain special characters in it. Not all
special characters, but certain ones do trigger this bounce mesage.
So check that firs
I actually had several go from medium to high. No down movement at all for
the IP’s I monitor.
Kind Regards,
Richelo Killian
From: Mathieu Bourdin via mailop
Reply: Mathieu Bourdin
Date: July 5, 2019 at 10:15:42
To: mailop@mailop.org
Subject: [mailop] Gmail Postmaster IP reputation shift
Speak to the customer(s) in question, and make sure they use software that
can automatically handle the removal of JMRP reports, otherwise, manually
doing it, especially when the list size grows, will become a nightmare.
But, in the mean time, yes, DO communicate with them so they can remove the
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First and foremost, remove the complaining email address from your list.
Depending on what list management software you use, it could be set to
automatically remove the complaining address from your list.
Don’t take it personal, many people use the “this is spam” button like
unsubscribe.
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