Still Cant send mails on Hotmail

Dear Concern,

As per our discussion in my last thread appended below, i cant find any spam
database where my IPs are listed.I searched msn spam database, dnsstuff spam
database, dsbl.org and spamcop. My IPs are just not listed anywhere. Can u
plz identify where they are listed so that i can get it delisted for smooth
delivery of mails.

regards,Rabeea
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My Previous Thread and Its reply from Microsoft
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"Rabeea Khawar" wrote:

Dear Concern,

I am a hotmail user. I have 2 mails server one running Microsoft exchange
server with IP 202.154.238.90 and domain name mail.red.com.pk. Other
mailserver is running Dominos server with IP 202.154.238.54 and domain name
mail.smeda.org.pk. Now whenever i send mail to hotmail using both of these
mail servers, it bounces back with identical messages. It had been working
perfectly fine last week and now it doesnt. though i havent changed any
settings...i cant send mails to hotmail. Find the error message below:

05/21/2007 11:37:17 AM Router: [00000006] Transferring mail to domain
HOTMAIL.COM (host mx2.HOTMAIL.COM [65.54.244.168]) via SMTP

05/21/2007 11:37:18 AM Router: No messages transferred to HOTMAIL.COM (host
mx2.HOTMAIL.COM) via SMTP

05/21/2007 11:37:21 AM Router: Error transferring message 00245E40 via SMTP
to mx1.HOTMAIL.COM,mx2.HOTMAIL.COM,mx3.HOTMAIL.COM,mx4.HOTMAIL.COM
OF52DA4CA3:8BDED9BC ON452572E2:00245E40 550 Your e-mail was rejected for
policy reasons on this gateway. Reasons for rejection may be related to
content such as obscene language, graphics, or spam-like characteristics (or)
other reputation problems. For sender troubleshooting information, pleas


Kindly help coz i m really stuck with this thing!!
regards,
Rabeea

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Reply of previous thread by Mar. F. ferguson
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How much clearer that this does it have to be for you to understand that
spamming is not really that clever?

"rejected for policy reasons on this gateway. Reasons for rejection may be
related to content such as obscene language, graphics, or spam-like
characteristics (or)
other reputation problems. " seems crystal clear to me. You have allowed
your servers to be used as a vehicle for spam.

--

Mark L. Ferguson






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