20-08-2026 10:20 AM
I have recently switched from PlusNet to EE for my broadband, and all seems to be working fine. However, I do have one problem which may or may not be related to the switch. I am a committee member of a local club and I regularly send out mass emails to about 500 members (club news, monthly magazine, etc.) I use Gmail for this and, prior to the switch, everything was fine. But since I set up the new EE router, when I carry out a mass email operation I receive notifications from the Mail Delivery Subsystem telling me that several of the messages have not been delivered. A typical such message is "BST, policy (3.2.1.1) - Your message looks like SPAM or has been reported as SPAM".
All the non-delivered messages are to @btinternet.com addresses, although some to these addresses do go through. Very odd! Could this be related to my recent change to EE? If anyone could suggest a solution I would be very grateful.
21-08-2026
01:04 PM
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21-08-2026
01:42 PM
by
kh-christelle
Hi there
Thanks for your response. I've not tried sending individually yet, but I
will do and let you know. Incidentally, I already send in batches of 250.
I always send individual messages via Outlook but I found that sending these
mass emails always triggered too many undeliverable messages. However, when
using the Gmail webmail site instead, I never got a reject until I changed
my broadband to EE last week.
Regards
Ron (RonP2)