I just saw on Full Disclosure about Apple patching a bunch of services for
disabling TLS1.0, so I figured I’d give Apple Mail a shot.
I can confirm that Apple Mail Version 11.1 (3445.4.7) does in fact use TLS1.2
now, but of course you’re always going to have older clients hitting your
servers
Hello Michael,
We have same issues
185.11.213.11;185.11.213.12;185.11.213.13;185.11.213.14;185.11.213.15
İts kind of like all network blocked .
Thank you
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Sorry I missed this - am getting less and less involved in ELNK consumer mail
abuse/delivery these days.
We recently found an issue that was causing outbound replies from some of our
abuse automation to end up on the floor, and it's corrected now, so give it
another shot, and please feel free
The rules they offer are "normal" for an ESP. I have complained personally,
a couple of times (to the address they make you add in the headers). Did
not get any response on that (repeatedly).
Microsoft and Yahoo are partners of the CSA. Terry posted something on
it but I can't remember what they
Hello everyone,
a friend informed me about a topic going on about the Certified Senders
Alliance on this mailing list. That’s why I joined it.
I work for the CSA for many years now.
First and foremost of all:
It is definitely not true that a sender can join the CSA without any vetting.
That
> On Nov 1, 2017, at 6:28 AM, Alexander Burch wrote:
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> What is the general opinion of the Certified Senders Alliance? Does anyone
> find it impactful for delivery? They offered to let us join without any
> vetting, just sent us a bill for $___ without any
They’re useful / important if you’re mailing into certain EU-centric consumer
email providers - .de being the big one. But if your market is primarily US or
webmail providers it’s not a huge priority.
laura
> On Nov 1, 2017, at 6:28 AM, Alexander Burch wrote:
>
>
On 1 Nov 2017, at 9:28 (-0400), Alexander Burch wrote:
What is the general opinion of the Certified Senders Alliance?
Never heard of them before today... They appear to be mostly oriented to
the German and Deutschophone European markets.
(Note that I've run mail systems for German
Hi,
We have been tracking the numbers on SNDS for a few years. One of the metrics
we monitor is the difference between “RCPT commands” and “Message recipients”.
See also the section “Message Recipients” on the SNDS FAQ page:
"This is the number of recipients on messages actually transmitted by
What is the general opinion of the Certified Senders Alliance? Does anyone
find it impactful for delivery? They offered to let us join without any
vetting, just sent us a bill for $___ without any questions. If there is no
vetting process I have a hard time seeing how it would validate any sender
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