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Posted by Michael Vilain on 09/08/06 17:30
In article <45010c5f$0$7958$5402220f@news.sunrise.ch>,
"Bob Bedford" <bob@bedford.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I use mail() a lot for sending emails to customers but many customers don't
> receive my emails as they are considered SPAM emails. How to avoid this ?
>
> I've to say that my ISP is sometimes in the spamcop blacklist, but in this
> case I receive notifications from spamcop servers, but even when I don't
> receive such notifications, some customers don't receive my emails.
>
> Please help.
>
> Bob
Don't send unsolicited emails to customers unless they "double opt-in".
All it takes is 1 customer reporting your ISP as a source of spam and
_ALL_ email sent from it will be flagged as such by various spam filters.
There's not much you can do once your customers email systems flag your
ISP as a blackhat spammer except maybe switch to another ISP or use a
professional email list server. They ain't cheap but it's your business
and your call if you want to go back to using the USmail and paper
instead.
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