Of course I've responded to all "click here to remove xx.xx.xx.xx
from the black list" requests,
That's the problem, most spam filters will put a high probability of
spam when they see a line like this in the content. You should
write something like most mailing lists are asking: « click here to
confirm your registration » and « if this email was send as a error,
please ignore this email ».
What I meant was that for all messages received by me (either as
"failed to deliver" emails or as text in the mail log), that contained
instructions on how to remove from the RBL, I followed the
instructions. Our emails do not contain such text.
but some messages are just refused. I suspect that the IP addresses
we inherited for our new colocated XServe were perviously used by
spammers.
Check your IP in various RBLs to see if it's the case.
I have checked a few, including www.completewhois.com, and have only
found one, and have requested its removal.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how to overcome this problem?
The client is tearing his hair out. Is there a commercial mail
service where I can send mail for it to take care of?
No solutions are perfect. Are you including images in the mails ?
If yes, does the images are included as attachments in the email or
are links (<img src>) to a Web site ?
All emails contain image references, but no included images. Which is
better?
