Re: E-Mail From Static IP Getting Caught By Some Spam Filters

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bjlockie join:2007-12-16 Canada	reply to PXA Re: E-Mail From Static IP Getting Caught By Some Spam Filters Nobody has mentioned it but I doubt a business plan with static IP would be on a blocked net block. If you require to run a business on a residential service then you could relay all mail through the TekSavvy mail server. smart_host for Postfix.
bjlockie join:2007-12-16 Canada	to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-08 10:43:27 ·
JayMan Whoot Premium join:2002-06-05 Earth	Blacklists don't care what kind of IP it is. If they get reports they blacklist it, even if it's a business IP. Teksavvy's own mail servers have been blacklisted before.
JayMan Whoot Premium join:2002-06-05 Earth	to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-08 11:55:11 ·
bjlockie join:2007-12-16 Canada	said by JayMan : Blacklists don't care what kind of IP it is. If they get reports they blacklist it, even if it's a business IP. Teksavvy's own mail servers have been blacklisted before. I wasn't talking about blacklists, I was referring to blocks of residential IPs. Re: blacklists are alot easier for an ISP to get off.
bjlockie join:2007-12-16 Canada	to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-08 12:56:23 ·
sbrook Premium,Mod join:2001-12-14 H0H 0H0	depends on the blacklist ... some you can only get off with an extreme amount of time and others you can't get off at all.
sbrook Premium,Mod join:2001-12-14 H0H 0H0	to forum · permalink · · 2008-09-08 13:21:10 ·


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