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RFC's rules for bounce or undeliverable notification does not apply, because your mails are accepted and what mail servers do (after accepting them) is an internal matter--meaning; delete your mails without notification.
That's to prevent spammers from
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Do not manipulate key trigger words in your message, doing that only makes it easy for spam filters to identify it as spam--that's what s.p.a.m.m.e.r.s do--Zap!
How to test your message
and see if it gets deleted by broad based anti-spam filters? Send your message with subject line, beginning
with the word TEST in upper case to: Subject line example: TEST eMail Tips issue 26 You will receive a reply mail rating your message, and how to make it less likely to be mistaken as spam. Spam filters have a database of key-words in their
engine that compare and filter *obfuscated* text such
as;f^ee_or_f.r.e.e, V1AGRA, L0VE, lnk-refill, and
creative "undisclosed.recipients" in their message
TO: field, like these examples: Messages containing obfuscated text usually get pass spam filters--*for now*--until they are identifyed and filters engine database gets their weekly update fix. |
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