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How to Handle Challenge Response Filters Affecting Up to 10% of Your List
Janet Roberts over at EmailSherpa outlines the steps you need to take to cope with the growth of challenge-response email services. That's where senders have to manually confirm their wish to have their email delivered to an individual email account. As you can imagine, that's a whole heap of work if these kinds of anti-spam accounts catch on (as they surely will).
Janet Roberts over at EmailSherpa outlines the steps you need to take to cope with the growth of challenge-response email services. That's where senders have to manually confirm their wish to have their email delivered to an individual email account. As you can imagine, that's a whole heap of work if these kinds of anti-spam accounts catch on (as they surely will).
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