I have a bunch of these hotmail failure notices being tagged as SPAM. Does
any one have a quick fix for this?
I am guessing a rule to give a low score to the <> return path combined with
a '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' from header.
I am pretty new to SA so any help on creating a rule would be great. I
searched the archives but I could not find much on this.
Thanks,
Dan
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