Spam Resource: All Things Deliverability

Well, it was bound to happen eventually: Check out Derided in the West, spam is so beloved in Asia that one company has invented a meat-free version of it  to learn more about OmniPork Luncheon. Not yet available in the US, but one assumes that will change at some point, too.

Sigh, sending threatening and harassing emails to students seems as though it's becoming more and more of a common thing. Here's the latest, from Gardner, Massachusetts . I'm wondering about a lot of missing details here. The message appeared to come from or via the…

Way back when, I wondered aloud if 2015 or 2016 would be considered the year of DMARC . Maybe it's more accurate to say that 2020 was the year of DMARC as it seems to finally getting to that point where people assume that email providers support DMARC and that people are st…

On Sunday, Gartner's Lydia Leong  posted an excellent backgrounder  on how the internet industry came to have mostly common acceptable use policies, the contractually-embedded standards that apply as far as allowed content and practices. Timely for those wondering how some …

LashBack's unsubscribe blacklist (" UBL "), as described by its publisher "is a unique, real-time blacklist of IP addresses which have sent email to addresses harvested from suppression files." It's a neat idea, an interesting way to monitor for fai…

Need to contact an ISP for a deliverability issue? But you're not sure where to start or don't know where to go looking for contact information? Here's an example of steps you can try to identify contact information. Keep in mind that no method for looking for conta…