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Posted by noone on 11/18/23 11:41
julian_m wrote:
> noone wrote:
>
>>julian_m wrote:
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>>>I'm using phpmailer class (http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net) to send
>>>mails from my site, but i can't figure out why those mails are seen as
>>>spam by yahoo and hotmail. Gmail seems to look them better and allows
>>>them to stay in "inbox" folder.
>>>Are there any thing I can do about that?
>>>
>>>sdos - jm
>>>
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>>mine works... how do you have your mail_inc.php configured?
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> I'm not sure what do you mean with -"mail_inc.php". I don't have any
> file like that...
When I downloaded phpmailer this was how it was configured and if I
wanted to use authenticated then these variables were defined in this file.
>
> regards - jm
>
Okay...
Unless
A) you are using your ISP's SMTP {authenticated} server to send the mail
OR
B) {you have a registered domain name
AND
you have a static IP
AND
your Reverse-IP lookup translates to your domain
name/host (not your ISP's DSL/Cable IP address pool)
}
then the receiving server **assumes** you are a spammer and either
rejects the email out-right (as best I can tell, AOL does this) or
marks it as JUNK/SPAM etc...
I use ZONEEDIT as a dynamic DNS provider and I have this problem -that
is why my authenticated server points to my ISP's smtp server. But I am
not in the spam/newsletter/mass-mailing business so that is okay.
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