Two questions:
1) Do other emails to these recipients go through? Or do they block all emails from you?
2) When you send the emails, are you pasting them in to include all the formatting or are you just sending them as plain text?
I ask #1 because if you are unable to send any email to the recipient, your email address may be blocked. The solution would be to get a different email address from another provider.
I ask #2 because if you are pasting the whole page into the email, you may be inadvertently pasting some HTML tags in there that the email servers may perceive as being malicious code and blocking. If that is the case, I would do the following workaround:
- Select only the text from the article, not the whole page.
- Copy that text into your clipboard
- Paste that text into a plain text editor, like “Notepad”
- Look through the text in Notepad and clean it up to make it look presentable
- Copy that text from Notepad into your clipboard
- Paste that into your email
If you are using email client software like Outlook, Outlook Express, Live Mail, or Thunderbird, you should be able to select an option to send the email in plain text format. Do so.
Hopefully the above will help.
I understand the corporate sites rejection fully.
All others went through and the CC to me also
With these messages I clicked on the “print version” eliminating the ads etc and cut and pasted that although the American Spectator logo was at the top.
I usually send the link but this time sent the entire text.
I do know that AOL will admit to not passing through certain political stuff they say the majority of there users dont like.
I never have liked AOL from there start up days when I had to mount 100’s of rj11’s as a tel tech for there server locations and have mentioned to the users I know to dump them.
Thanks for the input