'Medlabs' was a typo on my part just now in that last message. I
had been sending to 'madlabs' all along with no luck, always
rejected. Sent to JPEA...@MADLABS.INFO again just now.
Rejected again on the second go round. Here is a partial copy of
the message that I'm getting, Ira
jpea...@madlabs.info (after RCPT TO): 554 BLK_SYS_15 IP Address (69.168.97.48) of the sender was found in DNSBL MailSpike-BL-W and was therefore refused.
Ira:
Based on your snippit, the problem is at your end. The IP of the machine you’re sending it from is on a “Blacklist” (DNSBL MailSpike-BL-W) and thus the recipient’s mail server is rejecting any message outright without regards to the recipient’s email address.
I checked myself, and that IP is on no less than 3 blacklists: http://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=blacklist%3a69.168.97.48&run=toolpage
The reason for this is typically that IP has been reported for sending out SPAM. It can be from a compromised PC, someone sending out mail to a distribution list where a recipient reported the email as unwanted, or problems with an email server that is openly relaying SPAM from others.
If this is a business (which it appears so) then your IT person should get involved. It is a shared 3rd party hosting, you should alert them to this situation and request your hosting be moved to a different IP.
- Steve
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Hello Steve, Thanks for that. I'm not sure what to make of
it. Since Monday, I've sent out 65 replies to various incoming
emails, with no problems or issues. I'm NOT very computer savvy to
be honest with you, especially the internal workings of the
internet. I'm not even sure what an I.P. actually is. I can tell
you that this computer of mine is a Windows XP based P.C. here at
my home. It is my one and only computer and I've been using it for
over ten years now, with very few issues. I'm using Hughes Net
satellite service (Directway) for my internet connection. With NO
ONE else on that connection. If you can make any suggestions as to
what I can/should do, please do let me know. I have no IT person
here. No one else uses this computer or connection but me. Thanks
again for letting me know.
I had made a phone call recently to ESET regarding my virus
protection software, and the call was unknowingly to me,
redirected to a third party service company instead of ESET. They
gained access to my computer to try and help me with an issue, and
wanted to charge me a ton of money to do it. I asked them why it
wasn't going to be covered by my virus subscription with them and
he told me that they were not ESET but a third party help line. I
immediately turned off my computer, and said no thanks and good
bye to him. Left it off for about thirty minutes. Came back later,
fired it up and all seems well. I don't notice any issues from
here. I wonder if they did this? If we can ever get to
communicate normally through the email system, I may be able to
shed some light on your 2AP1 CRT issue. Thanks for any help or
suggestions, Ira.
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Ira –
Emailed you off-list some more detailed instructions. Feel free to reply direct to me as I don’t wish to turn a nice Glowing Displays forum into a Malware eradication discussion.
- Steve
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