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What sort of IP do you have? If it is some residential IP where the PTR does not match the mailserver’s advertised hostname or the PTR does not resolve to the I
by claudius 12y ago
What sort of IP do you have? If it is some residential IP where the PTR does not match the mailserver’s advertised hostname or the PTR does not resolve to the IP, I can fully understand blocking that IP (and do so myself).
On the other hand, I don’t quite see how a fixed IP could get detected as spammy by AOL without there being any spam sent from it.
- stonogo 12y agoAOL employs the sort of bad administration that blocks entire IP ranges. They've tried to make their blacklist tools smarter than they are capable of supporting. This is just one of many ways AOL's email service has been subpar, stretching back to day one.
- claudius 12y agoAh, that’s indeed a silly thing to do; thanks for the warning! :)