When I send mail, I keep getting this message. An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: "JunkMail rejected - 71-12-190-31.dhcp.leds.al
When I send mail, I keep getting this message.
An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: "JunkMail rejected - 71-12-190-31.dhcp.leds.al.charter.com ([127.0.0.1]) [71.12.190.31]:52956 is in an RBL, see http://www.spamhaus.org/query/bl?ip=71.12.190.31". Please check the message recipient probinson1848@yahoo.com and try again.
How do I get rid of this problem? WNS
Alla svar (8)
Hi there,
If you have a closer look at message you are receiving it already states the problem. The domain 71-12-190-31.dhcp.leds.al.charter.com is blacklisted by spamhaus.org (is in an RBL). Your TB is (my guess) setup to send the message directly to the recipient. As a rule of thumb the majority of mail sent from a dynamic dns address (the kind of address you are getting from your ISP) is blacklisted as a precaution against spam abuse due to virus/trojan infected PC's. Nothing you can change there. Stop sending the message directly and use your ISP's account instead.
/Frans
The address it says I'm sending from is not my e-mail address. I don't have a Charter email account. I have mail set up on my website and send from that to the best of my knowledge. I have no idea where the "http://71-12-190-31.dhcp.leds.al.charter.com/ " comes from.
Before we delve any deeper in this and just as a precaution, go to spamhaus.org and check if your domain and/or IP address is blacklisted at the moment.
/Frans
My ip address is entirely different from that one at Charter.
My IP is not blocked
And the domain?
My website is NS54.gkg.net
OK, well let's stick to the facts. This is not a TB problem. Somewhere in the line of communication a blocked address shows up. It's a dynamic IP 71.12.190.31 hosted by charter net. You won't be able to change anything about Spamhaus behavior. So choose another form of transmitting that message. Sorry.
/Frans