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It's pretty much out of your control. If the server you rented has a tainted IP reputation, you're done for. Instead of cycling through to get the good IP, whic
by h1d 8y ago
It's pretty much out of your control. If the server you rented has a tainted IP reputation, you're done for. Instead of cycling through to get the good IP, which isn't too easy to tell, you should just use a proxy service.
If you're on a small scale, those 2 services I mentioned aren't going to cost you much (free and maybe about 5 cents a month.)
I even proxy my hobby personal domain server because I don't want my personal mails get buried in people's junk folder.