Bryan Irvine wrote:
When I was still managing an email system and got a complaint like
that. I'd actually contact the postmaster for the mail system with
the errors and let them know it's failing.
Let's say the problem is yahoo.com or gmail.com. Have you ever tried to
reach a postmaster at large corporate mail and web sites? I am having
problems with domains of mine being 'tarpitted' by some of the big email
providers but I am unable to get in touch with anyone to find out a) why
and b) if it can be fixed.
I managed it once by chasing down an SEC filing and calling the
corporate counsel, who returned my call instantly because he thought I
was accusing his company of SPAM (I never said or implied any such
thing, but the misunderstanding was fortuitous).
Andy
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