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I am sending email from my ASP.net web application. The mails are sending successfully with out fail but most of them are going to spam folder. Please help me to over come spam filter. My Send Mail code public void SendMail(string FromAddress, string ToAddress, string Subject, string BodyText) { MailMessage mailMsg = new MailMessage(); mailMsg.From = new MailAddress(FromAddress,"My Name"); mailMsg.To.Add(new MailAddress(ToAddress)); mailMsg.Subject = Subject; mailMsg.BodyEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8"); System.Net.Mail.AlternateView plainView = System.Net.Mail

I am running into a problem while sending out emails from the system and the problem is that the email gets delivered to the spam box in gmail/yahoo/hotmail. I am posting here, after doing my bit of homework, and have already validated and checked the SPF settings, Reverse DNS settings(was pointing elsewhere, and made the change this morning about 5 hours ago). The RDNS check now says the mapping is perfect. Yet no luck. Mails are going to spambox. What could be the problem? Background : I use PHP with PHPMailer to send out emails. The header from the mail received in the spam box : Delivered

How do you stop bots on a page which is accessible to registered users only? 90% page is accessed by real users and 10% are bot. I do not want to put captcha or verification method on the page because I know that my users wont like this and they lazy also. Please share your ideas Edit I want to make this question more clear Registration page has captcha My site allows users to submit contents in other words its UGC site. Spammers copy other users content and put them on my site so blocking them via askimet is not possible. Possible Solution Just got one thing in my mind. When user click on

I want visitors to be able to click on (or copy) an email address directly on my webpage. However, if I could make it (a little bit) harder for bots and other crawlers to get said email address and register it in a spam list, it would be awesome. I found different ways of doing this (i.e. encoding mailto HTML links), either with JavaScript or in pure HTML, but what do you guys recommend ? The JavaScript techniques seem more complicated, but this may potentially affect users that have it turned off, and legit crawlers like Google. On the other hand, the HTML one seems a bit basic, the bot

I have a simple web application that provides daily financial data. Users subscribe, and we send them an email every day. However, Gmail is marking all of our emails as spam. What should we be looking out for? Chiefly, to avoid a spam engine classifying your messages as spam you should: Make sure they aren't spam (i.e. ensure that only users who have really opted in get mailed - make sure you keep an opt-in audit log) Make sure they don't look too much like spam - $$$ MAKE MONEY FAST is not a good subject line Ensure that the sender address is not spoofed and does not appear to be spoofed. Use

Had some spam issues on my server and, after finding out and removing some Perl and PHP scripts I'm down to checking what they really do, although I'm a senior PHP programmer I have little experience with Perl, can anyone give me a hand with the script here: http://pastebin.com/MKiN8ifp (It was one long line of code, script was called list.pl) The start of the script is: $??s:;s:s;;$?::s;(.*); ]="&\%[=.*.,-))'-,-#-*.).<.'.+-<-~-#,~-.-,.+,~-{-,.<'`.{'`'<-<--):)++,+#,-.{).+,,~+{+,,<)..})<.{.)-,.+.,.)-#):)++,+#,-.{).+,,~+{+,,<)..})<*{.}'`'<-<--):)++,+#,-.{).+:,+,+,',~+*+~+~+{+<+,)..})<'`'<.{'`'<'