On 08/05/2017 03:00, John Cenile wrote:
How does that make any sense? Why should our reputation be affected
because this customer won't dispose of the message properly and just
marks it as Junk to get rid of it?
Remember that Hotmail is huge (and free) so it's not possible for
someone to
On 8/5/2017 5:00 πμ, John Cenile wrote:
Our customer, who is using a Hotmail address, then /marked the
bounceback email as Junk/, affecting our IP rating according to SNDS.
So your customer runs a website and doesn't know what the 'delete'
button does. Also, they (I imagine) pay for a domain
Hi,
This is the latest example of how horribly thought out Microsoft's spam
solution is:
A customer of ours has a website which someone signed up to (created an
account). The website sent a confirmation email to that person, and for
certain reasons, it bounced back. Our customer, who is using a
