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Visit Spam Assassin
http://spamassassin.org/tests.html for the point system guideline that
determined, if your newsletter meets "standard" imposed by many ISPs mail
filters. |
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Notes:
Automatically filter and delete--not
bounced,
hence, you won't know if your message actually went to the intended recipient.
Email message containing certain words and/or exceeding certain size--that
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matches ISPs filters are considered spam and are deleted
without notifications or
SMTP
mail error messages. See
SMTP
Return Error Codes
If you are using your own mail
server program and your mails got bounced/undeliverable.
See: Mail Server
FAQs
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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"
Name: field
Many
recipients email program will usually display your
"Mail Account"
field
information at their
FROM
field (unless they have
set their email program to display all headers). |
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Note: Below
"General information" picture are
from MS Outlook, Outlook Express and can be pulled-up by
going to >Tools,
>Accounts,
>Properties
Remember this,
various email programs
may
call below MS Outlook
"Mail Account"
by a
different name-- the best solution is that after
creating your message, send it back to yourself to
ensure that you have selected the correct field and have
input the desired text information.
You also have to make sure
that you
are not sending with a
typical spam like looking
email address like this:
jonessnews_1234@myemaildomain.com
it is as good as telling the recipient or the spam
filters "you can delete this mail". |
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The Mail Account field
are the information that will appear in your
recipient email program "From" field--so
enter relevant info that entice your recipient
to read your message. |
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Note: There are no restrictions
on
what sort of text information you can enter into
the
"Mail
Account" field,
you may use an email address that's different
from the
"User
information" E-mail address: field
or Reply address: field
You may even use a different email address
at the "Reply address:" field if you want the
recipient to reply to that email address instead
of the "E-mail address:" that was used to send
the message in the first place.
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