On Sat, 20 Feb 2010 12:50:31 -0800 (PST), Andrew Rosolino
<andrew@???> wrote:
> I have a hosting company and we power over 150 websites. Now AOL and
Yahoo
> can not handle all the e-mails we are sending out. We send out about 30k
> e-mails a day and 50% of the messages come back as deferred. I know you
can
> signup for Yahoo's bulk e-mail program but do I have to signup every
single
> website.. or can they just approve my one IP address?
> --
30 seconds on google:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yahoo+bulk+mail+form&l=1
The form only seems to want your mail exchangers IPs, together with a whole
load of information about what types of email you are sending.
Also on that page there is a link Yahoo!'s best practices page, half way
down that we find "What are some best practices when sending to Yahoo!
Mail?", I would suggest following the advice related to segregating email
sources by email type if at all possible.
Bryn
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