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Actual IP Address?
For example; using
an invalid and non-existing, email address in the
REPLY TO:
or FROM: field or
using web-based free email address with no MX Records or
the email address at the FROM: field
that is different from the login
IP address (login in using your ISP account and
using an email address from another ISP account).
See:
Email Filtering and
How does my email gets to the
recipients?
Every ISP has
their own standards and ways to filter spam,
therefore, by clearly identifying yourself at the
FROM: field for
most web-based email recipients like: Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.,
may not work with many ISPs or the
other way round.
You may need to
segregate your email address lists, as well as to keep in mind that ISPs
also limits accessibility to their mail server by time and quantity of mails
(it doesn't matter whether you are using your own PC mail server or your ISP mail server).
Therefore, you need
to experiment by
using a combination of different strategies for different popular web based
email recipients.
Notes:
ISPs
DNS server IP Address have
nothing to do with the process of email message delivery. It merely serves to
turn the
IP address--a series of four 8 bit numbers, ie: 151.196.75.10
into a domain name www.me_my_domain.com
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