How to avoid email blacklists?

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  • mmcfadden
    So Fucking Banned
    • Oct 2008
    • 5099

    #1

    How to avoid email blacklists?

    Hi,

    I use amember for my user management software. I send out bulk emails using there software. I keep getting blacklisted. How can I avoid this?

    Thanks
  • $5 submissions
    I help you SUCCEED
    • Nov 2003
    • 32195

    #2
    Bump for anti-blacklist solutions

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    • CPimp
      Confirmed User
      • Aug 2009
      • 2346

      #3
      Yes, bumpo for anti-blacklist solutions for mmcfadden!
      three 997 three 55 three 1 ← That's my ICQ. Contact me there. Thanks.

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      • epitome
        So Fucking Lame
        • Jun 2009
        • 12156

        #4
        Isn't the only solution to not send out spammy emails?

        As I understand it, with the larger web providers, if so many people hit spam/junk then they blacklist you. They probably report this to others as well.

        It could also be that the IP address or host you email from is already blacklisted (perhaps because of a previous user).

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        • fatfoo
          ICQ:649699063
          • Mar 2003
          • 27763

          #5
          amember - that's a funny name.
          Send me an email: [email protected]

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          • DamianJ
            Too lazy to set a custom title
            • Jul 2006
            • 15808

            #6
            1) Do all the email best practise things you can - set up reverse DNS, SPF, etc

            2) Make sure your mailer is can-spam compliant - proper opt out process, full physical address etc

            3) Only send to double opt in email addresses

            That's it.

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            • CunningStunt
              Confirmed User
              • Aug 2006
              • 5594

              #7
              Sending bulk emails from any domain is now problematic. I have a 2 year old site I wanted to send just 20K emails out to wish people happy xmas etc, and nearly all the free accounts bounced it.

              I tried a paid service and after 3 rejections out of 20K they stopped sending my mails. WTF?

              All the email addresses I was sending to were the ones people signed up with, nothing dodgy at all. It stinks.

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              • nation-x
                Confirmed User
                • Mar 2004
                • 5370

                #8
                good luck... it's a huge pain in the ass...

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                • DamianJ
                  Too lazy to set a custom title
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 15808

                  #9
                  Originally posted by CunningStunt
                  Sending bulk emails from any domain is now problematic. I have a 2 year old site I wanted to send just 20K emails out to wish people happy xmas etc, and nearly all the free accounts bounced it.

                  I tried a paid service and after 3 rejections out of 20K they stopped sending my mails. WTF?

                  All the email addresses I was sending to were the ones people signed up with, nothing dodgy at all. It stinks.
                  Did you do all the above tips I mentioned?

                  Was the email multi-part?

                  Was the HTML pure HTML or did it have text too? Did the text have any sketchy wording in it?

                  etc etc

                  If you want me to look at the email you sent and come up with ideas to help your delivery, let me know.

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