*** HEY! Getting white listed on yahoo? ***

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  • tical
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2002
    • 6504

    #1

    *** HEY! Getting white listed on yahoo? ***

    Anyone here know how to do this?

    We've setup domain keys and everything but some of our legitimate (receipts, signup information, etc) emails are still being filtered and causing a bunch of problems.

    I can't find anything on their site about getting white listed... AOL was easy enough to do.

    LMK 112 020 756
    112.020.756
  • tical
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2002
    • 6504

    #2
    oh com e ON!
    112.020.756

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    • Screaming
      I can change this!!!!!
      • Feb 2004
      • 18972

      #3
      http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&h...+yahoo&spell=1

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      • Varius
        Confirmed User
        • Jun 2004
        • 6890

        #4
        A domain key is a huge help, but they don't skip the filters 100% and guarentee anything you send will get through.

        Your mail could still be blocked for certain keywords or addresses in the links.

        Best way si to play around with your letter content until you know it gets through to inbox, then keep checking each day (ie. send to a test yahoo account), so if something changes, you can adapt right away.

        Getting mail through is a day-to-day task, but it can definately pay off

        Good luck.

        Also, make sure your mailserver is configured to use your domain key properly. You can test this by sending yourself a mail, and you should see in the header "This email is confirmed to be sent from xxx.com"
        Skype variuscr - Email varius AT gmail

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        • tical
          Confirmed User
          • Feb 2002
          • 6504

          #5
          Originally posted by Varius
          A domain key is a huge help, but they don't skip the filters 100% and guarentee anything you send will get through.

          Your mail could still be blocked for certain keywords or addresses in the links.

          Best way si to play around with your letter content until you know it gets through to inbox, then keep checking each day (ie. send to a test yahoo account), so if something changes, you can adapt right away.

          Getting mail through is a day-to-day task, but it can definately pay off

          Good luck.

          Also, make sure your mailserver is configured to use your domain key properly. You can test this by sending yourself a mail, and you should see in the header "This email is confirmed to be sent from xxx.com"
          thanks, i'll give some of these things a try!
          112.020.756

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