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On 9/27/2010 8:49 AM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote: > > IMHO, you need to set up *every* thing right, or a lot of recipient domains > will reject your mail. You need forward& reverse dns entries that match. > You need a SPF record. You need a valid signed TLS certificate. You need > to react promptly if you somehow get added to a blacklist. And occasionally there is NOTHING you can do. For example, AOL blacklists all the IP address ranges associated with residential DSL connections; if you're trying to send mail from one of those addresses you can do everything else right and they'll still reject it.
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