posted on November 24, 2003 01:10:36 PM new
INSTEAD OF WASTING TIME WITH GRAPHICS PROTECTION, TRY CHECKING UP ON CUSTOMERS EMAIL ADDRESSED SO WE SELLERS DON'T KEEP GETTING STUNG!
posted on December 8, 2003 07:03:52 PM new
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I GOT ABOUT 6 OF THESE YESTERDAY.
WHEN I FORWARD THE RETURNED EMAIL TO THE SAME ADDRESS, IT REACHED THEM FINE?
nO TO A COMPUTER WIZARD BY ANY MEANS, BUT IF MY EMAIL WORKED, THE BUYERS EMAIL WORKED, AND EBAY HAD BOTH OR OUR ADDRESSES, WHO ELSE DO I POINT THE FINGER TO BUT VENDIO?
posted on December 8, 2003 07:37:11 PM new
Well, after you turn your Caps Lock off, you point the finger the bidder's ISP or spam filters. When Vendio sends a message using your email address in the 'from' field this can make the message seem like spam to some over-aggressive filters. There is simply no way around this if you want Vendio to send messages under your own email address.
Be glad you receive a copy of the bounced message you can forward from your own application, many ISP's simply delete messages without informing either party that there is a problem (mostly AOL).
Other factors that may cause your messages to bounce is using words like "New", "Buy", and "Winner" in the title or text. The more thinkgs in your message that resemble spam the more it is likely to get filtered.