Yea but something to consider. Like I said our business was black listed from one list and boy did it cause issues. It was nothing more then a small error.

I do think your idea is most likly true. I heard the big companies (AOL and the like) most like cashes their DNS and such for a very long time, thus the changes may take longer then would normally be expected!

Shawn

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Loren Busch" <starwagen@gmail.com>
Date:  Mon, 5 Jun 2006 07:42:52 -0700

> RE: IP Blacklists
>It's not always a Blacklist problem,  As Tom pointed out there are several
>services that have lists of email addresses and the IP that any message
>using that email address is supposed to originate from.  When a change is
>made, like has occurred for vanagon.com, it takes a while for the
>information to propagate across the net and the new IP to be associated with
>the email address on those lists.  And apparently that type of Spam policing
>can have some problem.  A member of another list I'm on never did get an
>issue resolved sending personal email to another list member where the
>receiving mail server was convinced that her mail was not coming from a
>matching IP.
>
>

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