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Ryan Ware wrote: > It has been like this for quite awhile with most major domains. You > would need to get your own email server with a domain and reverse > lookup. Even that is no guarantee if you are sitting on an address > block that is designated as home users you could still be blocked. Actually, that's not really the problem. No individual mail user (using a mail program) should *EVER* send mail directly to a foreign mail server. It should always send to a local or authenticated mail server which has been configured to relay the mail for that user. The problem Joe encountered is a mail server is rejecting mail from *HIS* mail server because it's IP address is normally allocated to consumer grade DSL service. david -- David Gibbs david@xxxxxxxxxxxx Receipt of this message does not grant you permission to send me Unsolicited Commercial Email
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