tangor
msg:4388745 | 1:29 am on Nov 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Do you have a permanent IP or one that lasts a long time as long as you are connected (can change after disconnect/reconnect)? If the latter, shutdown modems, routers, computers for 20 minutes then start back up. If the former, go to the spam list sites and find out why you've been listed.
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Copywriter39
msg:4388781 | 4:33 am on Nov 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Its dynamically generated. I shut it down a couple times and restarted it to create new IP addresses. In all three cases the Ip's came up on the same lists.
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tangor
msg:4388788 | 5:24 am on Nov 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Might query your ISP to find out why they are on the list... (scratching head... about all I can figure.)
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Hoople
msg:4388947 | 9:52 pm on Nov 19, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Use the Qwest customer use SMTP server for outgoing emails ('Dial-in Numbers' link on their help page). Most likely your IP is coming from a pool of IP's marked as customer use (labeled 'dialup' by some).
The only other workaround would be to get a business account from them with an IP address that isn't in an end user range.
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