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sheka · 15-12-2004, 13:54

usually though if someone is sending an email to my bigfoot.com address the originator email would be something else.

If you telnet to smtp.ntlworld.com and try and send an email to a valid NTLworld account but with a non bigfoot.com originator address what happens?

I tried exactly what you did...yet my mail was accepted. If it is SPAM related then are NTL blocking the IP range for Bigfoot? Can you try from a non bigfoot registered IP address?

I have PM'd you as I have an open problem ticket with bigfoot re this problem. This has also been raised with NTl so with 2 groups working on this it should take less time to resolve.

15-12-2004, 13:54	#13
sheka Inactive Join Date: Dec 2004 Services: TV XL, Phone M, 20Mb Posts: 35	Re: Ntlworld blocking mails usually though if someone is sending an email to my bigfoot.com address the originator email would be something else. If you telnet to smtp.ntlworld.com and try and send an email to a valid NTLworld account but with a non bigfoot.com originator address what happens? I tried exactly what you did...yet my mail was accepted. If it is SPAM related then are NTL blocking the IP range for Bigfoot? Can you try from a non bigfoot registered IP address? I have PM'd you as I have an open problem ticket with bigfoot re this problem. This has also been raised with NTl so with 2 groups working on this it should take less time to resolve.