Re: [mailop] Are SNDS colors still reliable?

> On Aug 17, 2017, at 5:36 PM, Benjamin BILLON via mailop > wrote: > > Hello folks, > > I've seen recent cases where open rates of Hotmail's recipients are clearly > lower than for other ISPs (like, less than half the rate of Gmail, Yahoo, > etc.). > Manual tests and seeded addresses show m

Re: [mailop] Are SNDS colors still reliable?

I can’t comment, but if you can share an IP or two, I can give it a peek and … if there’s something wrong, might be able to shake something loose. But again, the first approach (and the second and third) would be to open a ticket and reply to the second email if a mitigation is not forthcoming,

[mailop] Are SNDS colors still reliable?

Hello folks, I've seen recent cases where open rates of Hotmail's recipients are clearly lower than for other ISPs (like, less than half the rate of Gmail, Yahoo, etc.). Manual tests and seeded addresses show mixed results, with both inbox and junk folder. What's weird is that I can see a bright

[mailop] Does anyone have a contact at RegisteredSite / Netsol?

Some folks at work are asking, and I couldn’t remember anyone offhand. ☹ Our China datacenter has got some IPs listed. Would be grateful for any pointers / assistance. This is the block list we were talking about. http://emailadmin.registeredsite.com Some of our (Chinese Data Center) IP address

Re: [mailop] Sharing Google Postmaster Tools

Thank you both for the feedback. In a few cases we're seeing that after delegating access to an account (ie, I go to a domain I'm an admin for and add another user's Gmail account), said account cannot add the domain in her dashboard -- the dashboard requests a new TXT record to be placed in th

Re: [mailop] Sharing Google Postmaster Tools

Hi Luis, I guess you did it already, but just in case, after sharing a domain to another user, this user needs to go through the process of adding the domain, like for any new domain (like Anthony said, by clicking the ( + ) button). But here it won't ask to add the TXT record! --

Re: [mailop] Gmail labeled as Spam based on content

What kind of blacklists are you referring to? The main ones like SURBL, URIBL, Spamhaus DBL? Or some less famous ones? -- Benjamin 2017-08-09 19:44 GMT+02:00 Tim Starr : > To add to what Laura said, when we first started getting lots of questions > about why specific campaigns got bulked at Gm

[mailop] Anyone from UCEProtect on this list?

Hey folks, I was wondering if anybody from UCEProtect was on this mailing list, or if one of you had a contact at UCE that you could share with me off-list. I have a few specific questions I’d like to ask them, and I’d prefer a direct contact rather than using their public contact form. Thanks

Re: [mailop] Google NS servers listed in Spamhaus

Yes! We use SpamAssassin to scan our customers messages prior to send and it's currently causing messages to fail check. Justin iContact On Thu, Aug 17, 2017 at 10:11 AM, Andrew Wingle wrote: > Anyone else encountering this mess? It came to light due to a SpamAssassin > rule “Contains an URL's

[mailop] Google NS servers listed in Spamhaus

Anyone else encountering this mess? It came to light due to a SpamAssassin rule "Contains an URL's NS IP listed in the SBL blocklist [URIs: googleapis.com]." Any message using "googleapis.com" (used for fonts) is showing up as a proxy listing. https://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/query/SBL365718 ns2.g