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Guest
During the last year, my company, a school with international students,
parents and alumni, has not been able to send email to clients in Mexico
that are users of @prodigy or @megared. The emails are always returned as
undeliverable, and we have not received an answer to our request for a
solution from these companies.
We do not send out spam, rather an occasional informational email
correspondence to our constituents, an this is generally done as a mailmerge
email so that the emails go out individually. My questions are:
1) Can individually sent mail merged emails be identified as spam?
2) Assuming we are on some list out there identifying our domain as spam,
how do we get off this list?
parents and alumni, has not been able to send email to clients in Mexico
that are users of @prodigy or @megared. The emails are always returned as
undeliverable, and we have not received an answer to our request for a
solution from these companies.
We do not send out spam, rather an occasional informational email
correspondence to our constituents, an this is generally done as a mailmerge
email so that the emails go out individually. My questions are:
1) Can individually sent mail merged emails be identified as spam?
2) Assuming we are on some list out there identifying our domain as spam,
how do we get off this list?