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I've been doing that for years. Unfortunately, there's a fly in the ointment that seems to have been triggered by moving to a different virtual host on the same
by flyinghamster 8y ago
I've been doing that for years. Unfortunately, there's a fly in the ointment that seems to have been triggered by moving to a different virtual host on the same provider. AT&T has my new IP address on its own private RBL for some reason, even though a multi-RBL check at mail-abuse.org shows zero hits. SPF+DKIM apparently isn't good enough for them.
I have no problems sending mail to people on Comcast, Yahoo, GMail, or anywhere else - just AT&T domains.
I don't send out large volumes of email, nobody else is abusing my server, and attempts to resolve this go nowhere.
- ocdtrekkie 8y agoMy web host leaves all IPs they own, including statics, on an RBL that lists and blocks dynamic IPs until you explicitly request they remove your IP from it. Essentially it ensures they don't have to worry about 99% of their IPs being used by spammers.