No more LS1tech emails?
No more LS1tech emails? I am no longer recieving email notifications of post in my threads or that I am getting PM messages in my inbox, can a moderator please look into this for me? Thank You!
Chris
Chris
I have checked my spam folder, but will check again, it started a few days ago. Friday maybe I noticed it. I just checked and don't have any Spam emails in my folder. Thanks for looking into it!
Chris
Chris
Joined: Oct 2007
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I've confirmed there is an issue between the email server and AOL. AOL is temporary deferring emails from LS1Tech (as well as CF). The issue is being investigated and may take some time to get AOL happy with the email server again. When the issue is resolved with AOL, you most likely will receive a rush of all backlogged emails as AOL is just currently temporarily suspending delivering them.
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Verdad Gallardo I'm also not using AOL, but I am getting thread and PM confirmations from CorvetteForum.com. My last LS1Tech email came via SMTP servers "mx6.internetbrands.com" and " c2mailgw41.amadis.com". Both of these mail servers are currently found in an RBL lookup. Someone is black-listing your servers, which will often prevent outbound mail delivery until resolution. Yep, I'm an IT guy. 
Anyone can check the dates/times (noting time zones) in the email headers of messages receive to see exactly who's queueing where. It could be anyone, including your own ISP or webmail provider. Most interchanges take a few seconds, so it should be obvious.
my tech notifications come in the form of a once a week (give or take) notification dump.. its not right, and its not aol.
