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Cox Communications is a US-based cable internet provider, providing telecommunications services to twenty states and the District of Columbia. But don't call them a mailbox provider -- at least not any more. They're handing off cox.net mailboxes to be managed as a part of Yahoo Mail. Cox.net mail users won't lose their email access -- they'll just get at that email via Yahoo …
Thanks to Denis O'Sullivan for again sharing great deliverability insight. This time around it's an interview with Yahoo Postmaster Lili Crowley , one of the good people who help to try to keep the barbarians from getting through the gate. It's always good to learn …
Are you seeing this bounce message when trying to send mail to Yahoo subscribers? 451 Message temporarily deferred due to unresolvable RFC.5321 from domain; see https://postmaster.yahooinc.com/error-codes And you've checked and confirmed that your sending domain seems to re…
Hey, Al! My company has sent approximately 200,000 email messages in the past month to Yahoo! Mail recipients, but we haven’t received even a single complaint back via our ISP Feedback Loop. Is that normal? No, that is not normal! If you’re sending mail en masse, you’re going t…
So, you’ve published your DMARC logo record. Your shiny new SVG logo file looks great in testing, but no matter what you do, no logo shows up at Yahoo Mail. Or, even worse, a DIFFERENT, possibly old, logo shows up at Yahoo Mail. Don’t fret. This is all fixable! Read on to find …
Yahoo (as far as Yahoo Mail is concerned) was once called Yahoo, then it absorbed AOL and became Oath, then Verizon Media, and now it is just called Yahoo again . Throughout this time there has been some form of ISP feedback loop -- you know, that thing that sends complaint re…