On Wed, Jan 31, 2007 at 07:00:04PM -0000, John Levine wrote:
> ... It sees about 50,000 messages a day, and
> get somewhere between one misfire a week and one misfire a month.
> People who reject on DNSBLs do get some feedback when people complain
> about their rejected mail, and complaints on that score are quite rare
...
>
> There was an era when it wasn't reasonable to reject all mail from
> dynamic addresses, but that era was over several years ago. If your
> ISP is incompetent, you have my sympathy, but that's your problem, not
> mine.
>
Looks like you manage home-sized domain.
If somebody charge you to serve more than hundred users, you w'll
be beaten for each and every failure.
If I was your boss, I'll ask you a question like:
- Is sending from dynamic IP prohibited by any standarts ?
- No (you can lie, but it can be easy sorted out).
- So, what the f**k are you doing ??? Why my customer's email can't
reach our mailboxes ???
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Regards, Roman.
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