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Originally Posted by Kushan
You sound like you've got several issues there.
Is it your own private domain? Why does it have so much spam? If it's sending out a lot of spam, it's time to kick out the ones doing it, or find out why. This is your problem, not anyone else's.
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the same email address for 30 years plastered in many many pages...it attracts lots of spam and as a result google/microsoft classified it as spam itself. we do not act as a relay...
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Originally Posted by Kushan
What? As in whoever owns your domain has blocked the standard POP3/IMAP ports?
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My domain blocked the ports due to DoS attacks...
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Originally Posted by Kushan
Or are you trying to say that Virgin has blocked them? Because they haven't. Not unless you're saying that the entire domain has been blocked in which case, refer to point 1. Alternatively, try switching to a different DNS as Virgin will only block domains by IP with a court order. If that's happened, then you're up to no good really.
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VM has not blocked my domain
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Originally Posted by Kushan
Your original point is correct, VM's email is essentially a rebranded gmail meaning it has all the same filtering as a standard gmail account. My advice to you would be to just use a gmail account for whatever it is you're trying to do. You can set up your own filter to whitelist anything from your dodgy-assed domain so it doesn't hit the spam filter. If Google is actively blocking the domain completely (as in when you send email from it, you get an SMTP error), then Gmail and Virgin's mail will block identically.
Ultimately, the solution to your problem is to sort out the domain itself.
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Yes, google (and as you say VM) filters the email and rejects all email from my domain as my domain is erroneously in their spamlist. We file a request and google/microsoft un-lists us only to re-list us automatically after few weeks...