Realtime Spammers Blacklist: What Is It and How To Remove Yourself From It
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What Is The Realtime Spammers Blacklist? The RSBL stands for the Realtime Spammers Blacklist. The Blacklist was created as part of the ANTISPAM-UFRJ, which is the official anti-spam website of the Laborator for the Processing of Analog and Digital Signals (PADS/COPPE/UFRJ). The ANTISPAM-UFRJ is a database that was
Domain Reputation: How to Improve and Maintain It
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Domain Reputation Definition A domain reputation (also known as a sender reputation or an email reputation) is a score assigned to domains by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to evaluate the safety of a message before pushing it through to the recipient. Domain reputation is one of the multiple factors ISPs
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What Is Domain Reputation? Also known as a sender reputation or an email reputation, a domain reputation is a score Internet Service Providers (ISPs) assign to domains. ISPs use Domain reputation to determine the security of an email before deciding whether to deliver it to the recipient. Domain reputation is
IP Reputation: How to Improve and Maintain It
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IP Reputation Definition An IP address is a set of numbers used to locate various devices that are able to connect to the Internet. IP addresses are used by websites, computers, routers, servers, mobile devices, and more to facilitate communication between devices. There are two types of IPs: shared and
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What Is an IP Reputation? Your IP is a string of numbers used like an address to locate devices that connect to the Internet. Websites, computers, routers, servers, mobile devices, and more all use IP addresses to communicate with other devices. IP reputations help email servers identify whether an incoming
Email Reputation: How to Improve and Maintain It
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Your email reputation (or sender reputation or domain reputation) is a generalized score Internet Service Providers (ISPs) assign to inboxes and domains. ISPs and spam filters consider your reputation when deciding whether they’ll allow your message to go through to your intended recipient. Maintaining a positive sender reputation is
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What Is Email Reputation? Also known as a sender reputation or a domain reputation, an email reputation is a generalized score assigned to inboxes and domains by Internet Service Providers (ISPs). ISPs use this score to judge the safety of an incoming message from a sender. ISPs and spam filters
Bounced Emails: Guide to Understanding
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What Is a Bounced Email? An email bounce occurs when the intended recipient is unable to accept a message. A bounced email suggests that something has gone wrong in the sending process, whether it was on the sender’s side or the recipient’s side. When you send out an
