> Nor do we, and it's likely they won't tell you because they consider
> such information to be proprietary and of potential use to spammers.
A way around these problems may be to use your ISP's mail-relay, rather
than delivering directly. Or use a third-party mailer, such as fastmail.fm.
Usually your ISP is not on any black-lists, and they also (should) have
mechanisms in place to get off such black-lists when they get on them.
Of course, to get lots of messages out via your ISP you may need to
authenticate your connections and so on - I ended up building a custom
version or postfix to use SASL and TLS, with which my ISP let's me
specify 300 recipients rather than 50. Telling postfix
"default_destination_recipient_limit=300" completed the magic.
Cheers,
Gary B-)
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