[NSRCA-discussion] Heads up, cox.net subscribers

[mjfrederick at cox.net]

Well, that one got through...
---- mjfrederick at cox.net wrote: 
Well, isn't that special. At least it's nice enough to CC the originator of the e-mail (which I usually remove) when I reply using their webmail application...

Matt

---- Tom Simes <simestd at netexpress.com> wrote: 

If you're a cox.net subscriber, you are currently being blocked from 
sending mail to the various NSRCA lists as well as a non-trivial number 
of other destinations on the net due to Cox not following e-mail best 
practices (Internet RFCs).

Here is the message I've submitted to the Cox mail administrators via 
e-mail as well as their Postmaster contact form:

Hello,

I run a national mailing list and your cox.net customers are being 
blocked from sending mail due to cox.net not properly supporting a null 
originator per RFC:

http://www.rfc-ignorant.org/tools/lookup.php?domain=cox.net

Technical details here:

http://www.rfc-ignorant.org/policy-dsn.php

Many mail server administrators make use of the rfc-ignorant.org various 
DNSBL services to help weed out UCE.  Please look into this, thank you.

-- 
Tom

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Tom Simes                                       simestd at netexpress.com
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