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Can't avoid my mail being considered as SPAM !!!!


Perfidus

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Where is the problem? I have been checking around on Internet and those headers seem to be perfect...

 

$cabecera ="Date: ".date("l j F Y, G:i")."\n"; 
$cabecera .="MIME-Version: 1.0\n"; 
$cabecera .="From: ".$remitente."<".$remite.">\n";
$cabecera .="Return-path: ". $remite."\n";
$cabecera .="Reply-To: ".$responder."\n";
$cabecera .="X-Mailer: PHP/". phpversion()."\n";
$cabecera .="Content-Type: text/html; charset=\"ISO-8859-1\"\n";

alot of spam filters tend to consider mail as spam, depending on what the sender address was. if it is something suspicious or something out of the ordinary such as [email protected](might be a real e-mail??) or some bizzarre looking e-mail like that then Hotmail, Google, Yahoo etc have been known to consider it as Spam.

 

As I said, I'm not an expert on it.

 

same goes for me too

alot of spam filters tend to consider mail as spam, depending on what the sender address was. if it is something suspicious or something out of the ordinary such as [email protected](might be a real e-mail??) or some bizzarre looking e-mail like that then Hotmail, Google, Yahoo etc have been known to consider it as Spam.

 

As I said, I'm not an expert on it.

 

same goes for me too

Didn't even think of that.

 

What e-mail is it being sent from? From memory you can spoof an e-mail (ie: the e-mail that the e-mail says its from). I wrote a C# app long ago to send spoofed e-mails. Sure its possible in PHP. :)

I know its slightly irrelevant, and not recommended (as the receiver will probably reply =/) but its a suggestion.

 

 

ahhh, you should met Letina, she was fantastic...

lol

 

if its a company e-mail address, like mine for example is [email protected] (stuff indexing lol) then it is quite likely it will be considered spam, especially if it is for a auto-responder script or something like that...

 

you could try looking for scripts for the spoofing idea at www.hotscripts.com in the PHP section...

 

Regards ACE

ahhh, you should met Letina, she was fantastic...

lol

 

if its a company e-mail address, like mine for example is [email protected] (stuff indexing lol) then it is quite likely it will be considered spam, especially if it is for a auto-responder script or something like that...

 

you could try looking for scripts for the spoofing idea at www.hotscripts.com in the PHP section...

 

Regards ACE

Pretty sure its just a parameter of the mail(); option, but not 100% sure.

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