Has this happened to anyone else?

[rgraham666]

I just tried to send my edits to my publisher. The ISP that handles my e-mail sends a message back, "No can do. We think your e-mail is spam."

WTF?!

So I sent it through gmail.

Still, kinda pissed.

 

[DerelictionOfSanity]

Sounds frustrating. I have the same problem at the opposite end sometimes. I have to go into my junk-mail folder to rescue things which have been filtered as spam.

 

[S-Des]

I just tried to send my edits to my publisher. The ISP that handles my e-mail sends a message back, "No can do. We think your e-mail is spam."

WTF?!

So I sent it through gmail.

Still, kinda pissed.

AOL does that really bad. I've rarely been able to send messages or pictures to my friends who only have AOL. Replying to a message is the worst (a lot of SPAM filters bounce those back).

 

[oggbashan]

Did you send it as rgraham666?

Some e-mail spam filters reject any name with figures in it.

I have difficulty with some German friends. Their email handle ends with a year, and the spam filter rejects them 2 out of 3 times. So I have to check ALL my spam to make sure I don't miss a real message.

Og

 

[neonlyte]

Occassionally Rob, never been able to figure out what causes it.

 

[EveAnna]

I'd always got loads of spam and thought I'd cracked it when I bought a SpamKiller programme - until I found I wasn't getting emails through that I was expecting.

I decided to turn it off and suddenly these emails I'd been waiting for came through, in triplicate, because I'd be telling the senders I hadn't received them.

I've had this spamkiller for a couple of years and now I know what has happened to emails in the past. There is nothing in these emails that could be regarded as spam.

I wouldn't use one again, I'll sort through all my emails and deal with the rubbish myself.