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message.
This occurred because the content of your message (an attachment, or the subject or body of the message) matched one (or more) criteria we use for rejecting spam sent to our clients.
Possible reasons
for the rejection.
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Example of a NetDotCom rejection message
| Intended recipient---> |
<recipient@netdotcom.com>: |
| Generated by your server---> |
63.67.194.10 failed after I sent the message. |
NetDotCom reject message--->
Rejection reason |
Remote host said: 550 Error: Rejection reason: header_# For more information please visit http://www.netdotcom.com/spam/blocked_content.htm |
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Sending an executable attachment
Executable attachments are computer programs that perform some function on a computer. It can be a screen saver, useful utility, or a computer virus or spyware. Our mail server has no way of discerning it's function. We
do not block data files such as word processing documents, spreadsheets, pictures, etc. If you have a legitimate need to e-mail a program file, please rename it first and inform the recipient in the body of the message.
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Using words and phrases commonly used by spammers (senders of junk e-mail)
Our mail server scans the senders e-mail address, the subject and body of every e-mail looking for words, phrases and e-mail addresses used by professional spammers.
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Using obfuscation techniques to bypass content scanners
Obfuscation is a technique to hide the true content of the message such as: purposeful misspelling of words (ex. vi@gra), inserting characters between letters of a word (ex. f-r-e-e) and other encoding to hide the
true content of a message.
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