Brian Barker wrote:
At 18:17 27/09/2009 -0500, Barbara Duprey wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
At 15:34 27/09/2009 -0400, Timo Lynch wrote:
... my ISP claims they are not blocking anything.
Are you using a whitelisting system, which may not include the
address from which the confirmation message comes? Every
confirmation message comes from a unique address which you cannot
predict, of course.
Yes, they're certainly blocking stuff, and it's possible that the
form of the confirmation message is triggering something. Actually,
though, I went through an unsubscribe and resubscribe recently to see
exactly what happened, and both the confirmation messages came from
[email protected]. The response address is the unpredictable
part, so maybe whitelisting [email protected] would be useful?
You are being far too polite and gentle with me, since what I said was
rubbish! As you say, it is the address to which the confirmation must
be sent that is unique and unpredictable, not the address -
[email protected] - from which the confirmation request itself
comes.
Sorry about this.
!
Brian Barker
I doubt there's anybody else with as good a record as yours!
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