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Gmail has very recently unveiled a series of new deferral/rejection messages. You may want to familiarize yourself with the following new SMTP responses: 421 4.7.28 Our system has detected an unusual rate of unsolicited mail originating from your IP address. To protect our user…
What do you do when you're a newsletter publisher or marketing manager sending emails to your list and you run into deliverability trouble through no fault of your own? How do you even know? It's a tricky and sticky situation and I've seen it happen more than once l…
Michael Crider (staff writer for PCWorld) is one of the many folks reporting on Google's new real-time anti-phishing protection in the Chrome web browser . This means checking every domain you're trying to visit against some sort of domain or URL blocking list. Aside fr…
Microsoft recently posted that their Exchange Online servers (which I think also includes Microsoft 365/Office 365, basically any business email cloud-hosted by Microsoft) will soon block mail from old, unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers . Unlike the recent DMARC changes for …
On Tuesday, June 9th, 2020, various mail server administrators were reporting that they were now having trouble delivering email messages to large German ISP and mailbox provider (and telecommunications company) T-Online. In various tests, many people who connect to port 25 of …
Thierry writes: "For the past 3 days I have been identified by Spamhaus as a spammer, I guess, as I get error 554 when sending to domains that they filter. As you can see I have a mail.com address. "The only change in my recent email activity is that for the past 10…
Recently, a reader wrote in with the following question: I host an email group of about 450 people who share a common autoimmune medical condition. I send/receive email through a Gmail account set up in Windows Live Mail on a home PC. My ISP is RCN.  Recently, any emails sent…
Hey! Are you finding your mail rejected when trying to send to verizon.net? Through a complicated series of mergers and acquisitions over the years, AOL and Yahoo and Verizon have all merged into a single MBP (mailbox provider). The surviving entity? Yahoo! Mail. Thus, if you&#…
Jay writes: Al, I am getting the following message on several email related to AT&T: flph260 DNSBL:ATTRBL 521< xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>_is_blocked.__For_information_see_http://att.net/blocks After going the ATT site, using Spamhaus to check the IP as well as using AT&T…