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Re: Will this stop my emails from getting through?

Posted By: Bluto Samartino
Wednesday, 28 December 2005, at 11:49 p.m.

In Response To: Will this stop my emails from getting through? (Mark White)

In my experience, it does not matter what words are in the domain as most ISPs will filter out any email address that comes from a web site unless said website is on their national white list or unless the user moves the address to his own white list. For instance, Amazon.com is on a national (or maybe even an international" ISP white list so it will not be filtered by the big ISPs. The only way to get on this national white list, from what I understand , is to pay money and prove that your are a benevolent, legit, organization/business.

That's why it is usually a good idea to use an email service like Aweber because they are on the national white list. Any email you send through them should get through most ISPs from what I understand.

Good luck.

Bluto

PS. And don't think that using a famous free email service like Yahoo! will get you through a filter because although Yahoo is a legit business ISPs know better than to not block Yahoo emails because sine they are free they are used heavily by spammers and other crooks.

> Hello and thanks for showing up.

> I’m looking for experts to share some feedback on the word “pay” that
> makes up part of some of my domains, and how it affects spam filters.

> Recently I was told that because the word “pay” was used in my domain …

> Example: www.payverylittle.com (not an actual web site)

> …that this increases my chance of my emails getting caught in spam
> filters.

> Is this true?

> This means that the “From” line of the email would read….
> John@payverylittle.com

> Often, I have the domain with the word “pay” appearing in the text or body
> of my email as well as a hyperlink.

> Meaning that the word “pay” shows up again. I have been told that this
> word can trigger spam filters?? I’m not sure how reliable the source who
> told me this was though.

> While I’m running tests on my business idea, I have 2 web sites that send
> out emails to legitimate optin email addresses. But, I have many people
> telling me that my emails are going straight to their junk or bulk folder.
> Not good.

> Please tell me if I would be better off not using the word “pay” in any of
> my domain names from now on….or does it even make a difference?
> Thanks kindly in advance.

> Mark White
> cccdec4@hotmail.com

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