Hey there, i would check the ip in addition to that you've done: - mailspike - multirbl.valli.org
But these tools won't cover the hidden internal lists like t-online and others.
I went through this process since many years and it is still the same everytime a new ip is added for mails.
Regards, Holger On 28.12.24 02:17, Sabahattin Gucukoglu via mailop wrote:
Hi guys, Subject says it all, really: what's the minimum you have to do these days to get a new IP (that's not otherwise policied, SMTP portblocked and has working FCRDNS, obviously) past most filters out of the gate, at least past SMTP rejections? I'm thinking of standing up a new outbound proxy for SMTP traffic at a well-known VPS provider that I already have a good relationship with, and I don't want to spend more time than is necessary to test that it's likely to pass the sniff test at most of the ESPs before I get everything properly configured. That seems to be a recurring theme nowadays, the VPS providers are a shell game and I obviously don't want to have to find out the hard way. So far I check SpamCop, Spamhaus Zen, and Senderscore. Anything else? Thoughts appreciated. Cheers, Sabahattin _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list mailop@mailop.org https://list.mailop.org/listinfo/mailop
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