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IP reputation so toxic Gmail treats me like a war criminal

Networking by Nadia 24 replies 3.4K views
#11

Postfix 3.7. That is not old. My question was to rule out exim with broken tls. You already answered.

#12

I'm on a GreenCloudVPS Tokyo box and I don't run mail at all, but I checked my IP on VirusTotal after reading annexbi's post. Two detections as "malicious" from 2022, nothing recent. So the history is there even if you're not using it for mail.

#13

Same but different, I check virustotal also, my HostHatch IP have 5 detection, 2021, 2022, 2023, someone use for "free gift card" maybe, now I use Amazon SES, 0.10 per 1000 email, I cry but I sleep

type-1 or go home
#14

I run 18 VMs and not one touches port 25 directly. All relay through my employer's Sophos gateway. The IP reputation game is why I keep a NUC in Bratislava just for mail relay to my personal domains. Overkill? Yes. Works? Also yes.

#15

Protection racket is right and the worst part is there's no alternative. You can't opt out of email. It's not like I can tell my clients "sorry, use Signal instead."

#16

Polish company I worked for before had /24 from RIPE directly, not through hoster. Still had problems with Microsoft. They use a composite score from multiple feeds including their own internal telemetry from Outlook.com signups. You will never see that data. We gave up after 8 months and moved to Office 365 for outbound.

POLISH SERVERS. LOUD FANS. GOOD PRICE.
#17

Has anyone actually succeeded with a warm-up from a toxic IP? I mean real success, not "it got better after I switched to SES and came back 2 years later."

#18

Ssl34: No. I tried the warm-up for 3 months. 10, 20, 50 emails per day as blubhyper suggested. Gmail went from immediate 550 to... delayed 550. Microsoft stayed "access denied" the entire time. The IP reputation does not decay linearly. It's not a credit score. It's a blacklist with extra steps.

/dev/null: full of good ideas
#19

(the warm-up myth (it presumes a functional reputation curve (there isn't one (it's a step function with hysteresis))) (you're either trusted (or you're not (and "not" has no gradations (except "maybe (no)")))) (the 10/20/50 progression is cargo cult (it makes you feel busy (while the provider's ML model says "nope (still nope (forever nope)"))))

push. done. coffee.
#20

Following.

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