Spammers uses
software to generate random email for spamming and
don't remove bounced or undelivered
mails, hence, ISPs assumed that
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Valid
Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail addresses,
yet my emails were bounced?
Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc., many ISPs
expend huge effort to block mass or bulk emails from getting to their users by
rejecting large quantities of emails from a single
sender email domain. |
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Many ISPs like Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc., expend huge effort to block mass or bulk emails from getting to their users by
rejecting large quantities of emails from a single
sender email domain.
Most ISPs or desktop email client, simply filters, accept your mails and
delete them--you won't even know about it, until your friends or customers
complain that you are ignoring or not responding to their email messages. See
Email Filtering
Keep in mind that
many email program like Eudora, Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook or
Outlook express being
used to receive
messages by default don't usually display the information you have keyed
into your email program
"User Information"
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