Seems a couple hosts have blocked our emails. Some angry people reported us as spam or something I bet.
Does anyone have experience in getting this unblocked?
Does anyone have experience in getting this unblocked?
Tech support needed.
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MeadHallRange
Ask Me About My Yard
If the host of the email system itself has blocked you then they need to take you off the list. If it is a general issue of ending up on the blacklist sites then you can check those sites and they have specific procedures. By email system I mean it depends....XYZCompany.com is likely a specific list vs gmail or yahoo ie the Big providers
ProfDecoy
Amateur
Are you getting any bounces on the sending mail server for the outgoing mail? Those help to troubleshoot, but if you're getting silently dropped by the receiving end, that makes it harder.
Last time I was dealing with getting mail dropped by an ISP (Comcast) it was an issue of they wanted a reverse DNS entry that matched the hostname of the outbound mail server for them to accept it. But that's dependent on where you're hosting from. Some cloud providers like AWS want you to use (and pay for) their mail services, and not send email out directly to reduce the amount of real spam coming out from their services.
Last time I was dealing with getting mail dropped by an ISP (Comcast) it was an issue of they wanted a reverse DNS entry that matched the hostname of the outbound mail server for them to accept it. But that's dependent on where you're hosting from. Some cloud providers like AWS want you to use (and pay for) their mail services, and not send email out directly to reduce the amount of real spam coming out from their services.
I am getting bounces. I have attempted to fix the issues but nothing seems to change.
semtex41
Newbie
Network Tools: DNS,IP,Email
DNS and Network troubleshooting and diagnostic tools integrated into one sweet interface.
This tool is showing green. Are you using a specific domain to send the emails from?
