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Now here is an interesting story about the filp side of spam
filters. I guess from now on when establishing a new client
or marketing account businesses and web sites will need to
remind their new customers to add them to the "approved"
mailing settings!
SPAM FILTERS ARE CRIPPLING EZINES
By Bob McElwain
The growing use of software to filter incoming email to an
ISP has added an unanswerable question: How many subscribers
receive your ezine. For several years now, I've ignored subscriber
list totals. The data is fuzzy when you look at numbers held,
numbers not delivered, and so forth. I track only the number
of successful deliveries. However, this number is now much
less meaningful.
Many (most?) ISPs have installed email filters to block spam
and that other stuff I can't mention for fear of being blocked.
If those filters bounced back to the mailing service, the
addresses could be eliminated. Most are only trashed into
the big black hole of cyberspace. So there's no telling how
many don't get through.
http://sitetipsandtricks.com/art/a061102a.html
Marketing/Business The Misconceptions of Spam Filters
by Laurie Rogers
In the last mailing we had talked about Coping with Spam Filters.
Just so you understand there are currently A LOT of misconceptions
regarding them and today I'm going to answer some of the questions
that you "MAY" have had.
http://www.zineadz.com/Article22.html
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