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(Deliverability) Timely help on Sender ID
EmailSherpa has more up-to-date information on Microsoft's implementation of Sender ID authentication for @hotmail.com addresses.
More importantly, it has heaps of advice on how to deal with the situation as a legitimate email marketer, including links to relevant tools and further information.
It seems relying on your outsourced delivery service to take care of Sender ID isn't going to be enough - you'll need to modify your own domain records (specifically the DNS records for your domains). If that sounds like gobbledygook, visit the Sherpa article for help.
EmailSherpa has more up-to-date information on Microsoft's implementation of Sender ID authentication for @hotmail.com addresses.
More importantly, it has heaps of advice on how to deal with the situation as a legitimate email marketer, including links to relevant tools and further information.
It seems relying on your outsourced delivery service to take care of Sender ID isn't going to be enough - you'll need to modify your own domain records (specifically the DNS records for your domains). If that sounds like gobbledygook, visit the Sherpa article for help.
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