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On Mon, 2013-05-20 at 16:28 +1000, Reuben Farrelly wrote:<BR>
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"They don't have a PTR record" isn't an explanation that will cut it to
non IT people, generally, and after the blank look has subsided you'll
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"Sorry, but we see that X has failed one of our many anti spam measures so was rejected" - That's good enough. It's been good enough for past near 20 years, fail to see why WE should change, just to appease lazy system admins, if they can't do their job properly, maybe their employers should know, so they can be replaced by someone who will do the job properly.<BR>
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