Email forwards still slow or not working
| Jun 8th 2013, 06:07 | |
AC5JWTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
I just became aware of this issue on mail forwarding. You all have a lot of good ideas flowing on where to look for problems. I had the ARRL.Net forwarding address set up twice, but was forced to abandon it twice due to SPAM/UCE coming in almost exclusively from the ARRL.NET forwarding. Almost all of my SPAM went away when I turned it off. As it stands now, I am not convinced to return to this "benefit." But, I never had email forwarding problems such as you describe here. I hope the ARRL can resolve it quickly. |
| Jun 8th 2013, 19:56 | |
w9lvmTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
What is going on with ARRL forwarding! I may have to stop using as there seems to problems with it past 2 weeks! Anyone know what is going on with it???? |
| Sep 15th 2013, 22:16 | |
WF1TTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
Am getting 'blacklisted by b1.spamcop.net' message on email forwarded from my local account. Any idea what's going on??? |
| Sep 16th 2013, 13:15 | |
K0STKTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
If I'm understanding you correctly you're attempting to send mail through your @arrl.net address from your home address. That message is telling you that some stage of the delivery chain between your home address and the arrl.net mail-servers is checking your message against the blacklist maintained by spamcop.net and is using that as grounds for rejection. It's hard to say which mail-server (MX, or Mail eXchanger) along the way is at fault without seeing one of the bounce messages. Once thing you can do is visit http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml and follow the instructions on that page, specifically in the "Received a Report from SpamCop?" section. |
| Sep 28th 2013, 11:46 | |
N1ISTTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
Comcast is once again bouncing arrl.net mail as spam... /mike n1ist@comcast.net |
| Sep 28th 2013, 17:52 | |
K0STKTotal Topics: 0 Total Posts: 0 |
Can you please post one of those bounce messages here? |
