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Originally Posted by danielf
I don't know about NTL's policy, but it may be that some of the receiving ISPs (aol and yahoo) have blacklisted NTL (or a range of NTL blocks) because of spam being sent out from these addresses.
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Could be that AOL or Yahoo block mails with say 50+ people in the to field and 5+ of them as AOL accounts.
Can you send to each of them individually?
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Originally Posted by suebudd
And no, I don't get any bounce emails!! (My address list is perfect!) I did remove one that came back as undeliverable... I wondered if that had stopped the "flow"... but am still having the same problem since then.
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I see you can...
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Originally Posted by suebudd
Thanks, I did think of that... however it may be quicker to just use my Freeserve connection when I need to send bulk emails... (my outlook express is not user-friendly - on a Mac - not easy to transfer a list or part of a list. Would have to enter each address manually.)
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If you have the sent mail in your outbox and hit forward, the list of names and mail addresses will move into the body text and you can cut and paste (or whatever the mac terms are) them into a new mail.
However for one e-mail a while it may just be better to use freeserve and have a freeserve mail profile set, you can always set the reply adress to your ntl one so you get the replies.
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Originally Posted by suebudd
I'm off to get a life now... thanks for all the help.
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