Why is my Tasty Tidbits email being rejected for policy reasons?

[chefshawna]

I opened a new e-mail account through Embarq and forwarded my Tasty Tidbits e-mail. Well, the Quick Bites one went through, the Tasty Tidbits did not. They're both from the same e-mail account, right? It says "Your email was rejected for policy reasons. Reasons for rejection may be related to content with spam-like characteristics or IP/domain reputation problems. Please contact your Email/Internet Service Provider for additional help."
Anyone know what I can do to fix this?? I opened the new e-mail to use just for PC. HELP!!!:cry:

 

[kcjodih]

I'm sorry I have NO idea. I'd be the last one to ask. However, you should email Joy at Tastytidbits immediately with the above info and she will surely be able to help you. She's helped me many times and is awesome! Good luck!

 

[chefshawna]

Thanks, I will do that!

 

[chefann]

I opened a new e-mail account through Embarq and forwarded my Tasty Tidbits e-mail. Well, the Quick Bites one went through, the Tasty Tidbits did not. They're both from the same e-mail account, right? It says "Your email was rejected for policy reasons. Reasons for rejection may be related to content with spam-like characteristics or IP/domain reputation problems. Please contact your Email/Internet Service Provider for additional help."
Anyone know what I can do to fix this?? I opened the new e-mail to use just for PC. HELP!!!:cry:

It was probably because of sales-type words in the email. Many programs/providers use those to determine whether something is spam. That's why it's not recommended to use a subject like "40% off - limited time" without something else in there, too.

 

[chefshawna]

It was probably because of sales-type words in the email. Many programs/providers use those to determine whether something is spam. That's why it's not recommended to use a subject like "40% off - limited time" without something else in there, too.

How would I allow her e-mails to me? Is there a filter I need to turn off or lower my security?

 

[chefann]

It depends on your ISP, the program you use... all sorts of things. Many email programs look in your address book and will allow messages through from people you have in the address book. But that's only good if the message actually gets past your service provider. Some service providers pre-screen all incoming emails for blatant spam flags and delete them before they even get to your computer. If that's done, then having the sender in your address book won't do any good.

 

[chefshawna]

Well, I guess I won't be able to use that account them for PC! Thanks