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by interfixus
2845 days ago
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> completely block all gTLDs. Screw 'em, they are 99.9999% spam [citation urgently needed] Anyway, in my own experience with many years of self-hosting mail - until giving up and going Fastmail a couple of years ago - the real problems were in sending. No matter what rigorous level of DKIM'ing and ip-hygiene and whatnot, Google and Microsoft - Microsoft to a grotesque degree - would randomly ditch incoming mails from my server. Would sometimes happen in the middle of a conversation thread, and for the most part without warning.
The kind of person using Hotmail is typically not someone you can convince that the error lies in his end. |
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That's for _my_ e-mail. Your experience may differ. Perhaps you communicate often with people on .loan domains.
E-mailing Microsoft accounts is just not an option. They have no process for fixing incorrectly blocked IPs. I take the same approach with Microsoft as with gTLDs...
Never had a problem with any other mail provider. Google has never blocked or spam-holed me.