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1. Daniel Martí Linux

   Question: If I get a Static IP bundled with my ADSL connection, will my outgoing mails stop getting flagged as spam? !linux (#spf works btw)

   about a year ago from mustard at Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
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     Carlo Piana

     Not at all IMHO. You need to have a reverse-DNS matching the FQDN of your SMTP machine for sure, but this is no guarant…

     about a year ago
   • Jason Self Linux

     Dent #1: Not necessarily. It's entirely up to the receiving end what to consider spam/not spam.

     about a year ago
   • Jason Self Linux

     Dent #2: As an example, your ISP may have contributed their IP ranges they assign to customers to an RBL.

     about a year ago
   • Jason Self Linux

     Dent #3 Because there are some that (incorrectly) believe that those IP ranges shouldn't be sending email on their own.

     about a year ago
   • lemberg Linux , Jason Self

     Or even because the recipient is trusting a 3rd-party RBL in wich your ISP had been included as a result of some previous spammer/botnet

     about a year ago
   • Daniel Martí Linux , Jason Self

     Gmal and gmx (as an example) have all dynamic IP ranges blacklisted.

     about a year ago