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rejected hotmail mails

Discussion in 'General Internet' started by merlin, 2004/04/21.

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  1. 2004/04/21
    merlin

    merlin Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hi all,
    Win98SE / OE6 / Outlook 9.0
    My standard Outlook stationery includes a link (url) to my
    humble web page.
    If I send a mail to any friends with a hotmail address,
    it gets rejected/non-delivered.
    If I remove the link and resend, the mail is delivered OK.
    This started a few months ago.
    What are they (hotmail admin) trying to achieve with this
    nonsense ? I assume I am not the only one affected ?
    I have also had rejected mail from hotmail.com saying
    my mail was judged by many internet users as being offensive -
    since when has "Happy birthday and love to to Alice" been
    offensive ? If I take the link out of this mail it goes thro' OK.
    Mind boggling - for my hotmail.com contacts it seems I have to
    revert to snail mail.
    regards
     
  2. 2004/04/22
    merlin

    merlin Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hi all. researched this one a little.
    Surprised you hotmail users and those who mail hotmail users
    do not have any strange things with your mails.
    (ie no replies to my post)
    As far as I can see, about 5 months ago, the hotmail
    chiefs outsourced "developments" to try and reduce the massive
    amounts of spam their servers worldwide were receiving.
    Well, I suppose something went wrong. (It happens)
    Anyway, I hope you all are now getting much less spam
    and not missing all the genuine mails that you would otherwise
    have received.
    regards
     

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  4. 2004/04/22
    Newt

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    I don't use hotmail and won't even keep a hotmail address in my book because of this sort of nonsense. If it's a good friend, I will send them one message (I have boilerplate for it) saying what the problems are and that they will need a real email account for me to send them stuff.
     
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