kremithefrog
join:2008-06-27
Albany, GA
 ·AT&T Southeast
| The first step, and I know you won't like it, is to make sure the emails you're sending out follow standards (ptr record,etc.) exactly. I don't know what all the standards are but you said you have your own email server and there is a lot to do if you want to make sure your emails don't get blocked, especially by ISPs which tend to be more strict on these things since email is a big part of the traffic on their networks.
And those people are totally clueless because it's not their problem, they're not trained to answer every question someone with a computer has. The 'content rejected' and 'not accepted' messages don't appear to be any message you'd receive from AT&T. |
