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| | We host a domain ... "domain.com" ... and the users are not able to send to the same domain (domain.com). About 90% of all mail from domain.com to domain.com end up in the SPAM Folder. I've added Rules and such to address it and nothing seems to help. Any thoughts are welcome!! Thanks!! |
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| | I'm also having the same problem and unable to find a fix for this it started happen when I upgraded to 2006.2 |
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| | Same here. Seems that the 2006.2 upgrade kicked it in. |
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| One issue that we found was that although we do host the mail, we do not host the DNS. The DNS was listed incorrectly on the hosting server. We have updated that, but have not seen a real change in the amount of "internal" messages that are being sent to SPAM.
Any thoughts on this are welcome! My clients are getting antsy! |
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| | well, ohelitzl, it appears that this one is just our problem. =) |
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| | does anyone even moderate these forums any longer? |
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