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RFC's rules for bounced 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 knowing whether their mails are valid or have reached their recipients mailbox. Manipulating key trigger words in your message, for example: N/ew $money
un*subscribe F^ree
"$_$" only makes it easy for spam
checkers to identify your mail as spam--that's what
s/p/a/m/m/e/r/s do Do not
manipulate key trigger words in your message, doing that only makes it
easy for spam filters to identify it as spam--because that's what
s.p.a.m.m.e.r.s do 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:
spamcheck-marketingtools5@sitesell.net You will receive a reply mail rating your message, and how to make it less likely to be mistaken as spam. |
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