I misworded that. I didn't mean to imply he was engaging in any of those
activities. Only that anyone doing so using a mail domain or public IP could
get the domain or IP blacklisted. I had people at a large Church I used to work
for using p2p to get hi def versions of all the movies and music t
Blacklisting would not be inappropriate if we lived in a world where
every domain had a unique IP. But that's not the world we live in.
Hundreds of millions of domains are hosted on shared servers, and most
do not have a unique IP.
So it doesn't matter whether or not you personally engage in
They may remove the blacklist entries, but unless the original issue that
caused the blacklist entries to occur in the first place are dealt with, it
will recur. Things that can get you blacklisted:
Sending spam to many cc'd addresses
spoofing a header
a number of people reporting a sender as a
vices
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Robert J. Earp wrote:
Jim,
I’ve had this before with other accounts, albeit not run-rev. It’s
always
a problem with the server thinking I’m sending spam when eMailing to
many
addresses. Even if you get the IP address removed from a blacklist you
run
the risk of it getting put on again witho
Jim,
I’ve had this before with other accounts, albeit not run-rev. It’s always a
problem with the server thinking I’m sending spam when eMailing to many
addresses. Even if you get the IP address removed from a blacklist you run the
risk of it getting put on again without any notification. I s
Jim,
it could be that the ip address of Sage (50.28.39.1) or maybe a whole range of
ip addresses is/are blocked by Microsoft´s Email servers, because of a bad
reputation. This mostly happens when the server was used for sending out Spam.
This could happen, if the server is a shared systen which
