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Originally Posted by Carlos Carboni
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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Errr, check again because that doesn't make any sense. For one, why does Google/Microsoft care about how much spam a domain
gets? I dare say some of the most spammed domains on the internet are owned by those companies. Have you got an SPF record set up correctly? Are you 100% sure there isn't a dodgy SMTP server hiding behind that domain (or on the same hosting provider your domain is sat on).
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Originally Posted by Carlos Carboni
My domain blocked the ports due to DoS attacks...
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Your domain blocked the ports? You mean your hosting provider? Sounds very much like you need a new host, one that's able to deal with simple Denial of Service issues.
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Originally Posted by Carlos Carboni
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...
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If your domain is on their
spamlist, then emails from your domain should just be going into people's spam folders. If they're
rejecting emails from your domain's SMTP, there's more to it than you're saying. What's the actual rejection message you're seeing from them?