Michael,
You might want to re-consider your .sig block. Using one of the Seven
Words (see George Carlin) can trigger a lot of message content filters.
- Don
On 8/1/2015 9:16 PM, Scott Bigelow wrote:
When I ran an e-mail server for a small company, MSN/Hotmail/Outlook was
the worst for
My sig block changes with every email.
The actual issue seems to be the same email going to multiple
recipients - I host a dozen email lists.
They resolved quickly through the web interface they provide.
To save you the scrolling, this email's sig block includes:
Chandler wrote entirely too
When I ran an e-mail server for a small company, MSN/Hotmail/Outlook was
the worst for actually receiving e-mails. Even though we never sent spam,
we had to go through this whole approval process, mostly tied to the IP.
Periodically, we fell off for no reason and had to reapply, messages being
Forgot to mention I am starting down the path described at:
http://www.rackaid.com/blog/hotmail-blacklist-removal/
On Sat, Aug 01, 2015 at 05:40:15PM -0700, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
Hotmail thinks I'm a nefarious netizen.
The mail system
tonyhilre...@hotmail.com: host
Hotmail thinks I'm a nefarious netizen.
The mail system
tonyhilre...@hotmail.com: host mx1.hotmail.com[65.55.92.136] said:
550 SC-001
(SNT004-MC1F37) Unfortunately, messages from 173.246.104.35 weren't sent.
Code 550 SC-001 is:
Mail rejected by Outlook.com for policy
