Allen Shaw wrote:
We're seriously considering bringing our mass email communications
in-house for various reasons and want to stay on top of any spam
reports against us.
Can anyone recommend an email blacklist monitoring service you've had
good results with?
Thanks,
Allen
Search for "rbl lookup". There are a number of web utilities to check
your ip's. They're all pretty good.
If you are running your own mail servers, you will know pretty quickly
if you are blacklisted by monitoring the queue and seeing the emails
back up. To prevent that, I would recommend pro actively submitting
whitelist requests for your ip range(s) to the big hosts like aol,
yahoo, etc. Unfortunately, some providers (ahem.. COMCAST).. are less
responsive to your requests and there isn't much that can be done about
it. If you are serious about reliable mass email, then you'll want to
set up mail relays at a number of different hosts around the internet so
that if and when your server does get blacklisted, you can route the
rest of your mail through a clean relay.
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