If you send email to abuse at my domain, it comes to me- postmaster does the same, my direct email address- ditto (unless it's rejected for this address because of my non-alcoholic beverages rule ;-). All I'm saying is that if you had tried at the very beginning, you might have saved some time and agravation. Then again, it may have worked out exactly the same!!! Have a great weekend!So, did you even try emailing to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Or did that address also get rejected? If they are rejecting email to their postmaster or abuse accounts, that is something they have to fix on their server.
I'd like to know if you get a response from them next week, if indeed they were blocking the network addresses.
I didn't try emailing the abuse address as it turns out they are a lawfirm that does some environmental counseling for our Virgin Islands people.
As soon as my user found out that they were bouncing our mail, she got on the phone and got in touch with the attorney, who provided her with the direct email address of the mail admin.
As it was imperative that we resumed email connectivity with them, I went straight to the source.
I will say that their mail admin never emailed me to advise that anything had changed, I just sent a test message, on a whim, to see if the problem had been fixed, and it looks like it has been.
My feeling on this is that the list was correct and they were blocking the entire RoadRunner network as there is no reason they would be blocking my mail server specifically.
If I get a reason, I'll share :)
Sharyn
Gerry
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