My reply is at the bottom of your sent message.
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I've been sending a newsletter - about 50 in the group
I use Windows Live Mail and am sending from a btinternet.com address
Some emails in the group are not being delivered and come back saying
"No MX or A records for xxxxx" The xxxx is the part of their email after
the @
Please could someone help?
In addition to Gary's response your ISP may not approve of that if you get
very large. These days a domain name and web hosting is the way to go.
Domain names are cheap and you should be able to find low cost hosting.
Installing a free PHP/MySQL script takes a few minutes (really, just a few)
and is very easy. Then you could just give out the address and people could
subscribe and unsubscribe themselves. An added bonus is that they are
typically authenticated. Meaning that they need to submit their email and
then they get a reply email (all automatically) and have to click that link
before they're subscribed. This keeps the spam complaints down. They all
generally include links in the bottom of each sent message so that people
can click to unsubscribe should they ever change their mind.
A cheap domain name and if these are all local people then a fairly local
webserver and I think you'll find your headaches go away. (I'll even take my
link to my hosting company out of my signature for this reply as that would
be a conflict of interest in my opinion.)
--
Galen
My Geek Site:
http://kgiii.info
"It is a capital mistake to theorize before you have all the evidence. It
biases the judgment." - Sherlock Holmes
