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Not that this matters much, as the chance to get an IP address delisted is pretty slim anyway. I've completely given up to try to get my personal mail server d
by Dunedan 5y ago
Not that this matters much, as the chance to get an IP address delisted is pretty slim anyway.
I've completely given up to try to get my personal mail server delisted, as I can't even get Microsoft to tell me why they blacklisted it in the first place.
Instead I'm nowadays just rejecting all incoming emails originating from Microsoft with a message telling the sender to use another non-Microsoft email account.
It's just stupid. I never had problems with any other mail provider, but trouble with Microsoft as long as I can think of.
- z3t4 5y agoI think they only block /16 or maybe /24 blocks... Meaning they block entire ISP networks... What I do is to simply sign up to many cheap VPS until I get an IP that is not blocked... Then relay all e-mails via that server. I guess spammers have the same tactic, but it does work.