>So if there are 20 hotmail users, it is sending four
>mails with 5 users per "SEND" to the hotmail domain. Could this be the
>source of the problem ? Could hotmail be rejecting this kind of send as
>anti-spam ?
It is not likely that they are rejecting the E-mail because of that. Our
information on Hotmail indicates that they sometimes receive 20+ Hotmail
recipients in a single transaction. So 5 shouldn't cause any
problems. The more likely problem would be if you had say 1,000 Hotmail
users on the list; they may see the total of 1,000 Hotmail users (whether
it is sent in 1 transaction, 50 transactions or 200 transactions) and
assume it is spam.
-Scott
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