Re: Email limits.
- From: "Ron Lowe" <ronATlowe-famlyDOTmeDOTukSPURIOUS>
- Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 22:09:32 -0000
"The Natural Philosopher" <a@xxx> wrote in message news:1226314613.16446.2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Bob Eager wrote:On Sun, 9 Nov 2008 20:38:53 UTC, "George Weston" <geoweston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I tried that, and got bounced by many recipients: ones own mail server often exists inside 'black holed' IP address domains, for the same reasons.
I regularly send such emails to a group of old comrades - 70-pus and growing.
They all get through.
I'm with Plusnet
I just use my own mail server!
As Bob said, it depends on your ISP and the classification.
If they list your IP as 'dynamic', then it will often be black-holed.
The ISP we use assigns static IPs, and encourages the use of local mail servers.
They allow us control of DNS and RDNS on our assigned IP allocations on their DNS servers, and will delegate both forward and reverse DNS to our local servers if we wish.
If we configure our mail servers and DNS correctly, then we don't get blocked.
( Sometimes, the ISP's own servers do, due to silly automated blacklists messing up. It takes some work on the part of support to get them un-blacklisted. )
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Ron
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