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Yahoo will occasionally put spammers on a blacklist to prevent them from using their e-mail system. These people will have a hard time getting back in the good graces of Yahoo, but it's also possible for regular people to get placed on a blacklist by mistake for a variety of reasons. If this happens, your best bet to get back in good standing is by figuring out what went wrong and fixing it before you contact them. If you're not familiar with some computer terminology, you can also contact the Yahoo Postmaster for help in identifying the problem.
Determine what got you blacklisted from Yahoo. Some possibilities are forwarded e-mails to multiple parties, bulk e-mailing or a compromised end-user account or Web script. It's possible for you to send legitimate e-mails to multiple parties and have them report that e-mail as spam. The SMTP Authenticity program allows both parties to authenticate an e-mail, which will greatly reduce your number of reported spams.
Check the Yahoo Postmaster help pages at the link provided in the Resources below. They have tutorials, a list of the best practices to use when e-mailing and suggestions for how to maintain your good standing. Read their policies for sending bulk e-mails if that's what got you blacklisted. You can also contact them for help with specific problems, and they generally get back to you within two business days.
Verify that you've solved any problems on your end before trying to get your account removed from the blacklist. They usually restore your account quickly on your first offense, but if you haven't fixed the problem you'll just end up back on the blacklist. After all of the possible problems have been fixed, fill out and submit a "Yahoo!‘s Mail Delivery Issues Form." Be as specific as possible and fill out all relevant information to increase your chances of getting the blacklist removed. Wait a couple of business days for them to get back to you.
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Check the Yahoo Postmaster help pages at the link provided in the Resources below. They have tutorials, a list of the best practices to use when e-mailing and suggestions for how to maintain your good standing. Read their policies for sending bulk e-mails if that's what got you blacklisted. You can also contact them for help with specific problems, and they generally get back to you within two business days.
Verify that you've solved any problems on your end before trying to get your account removed from the blacklist. They usually restore your account quickly on your first offense, but if you haven't fixed the problem you'll just end up back on the blacklist. After all of the possible problems have been fixed, fill out and submit a "Yahoo!‘s Mail Delivery Issues Form." Be as specific as possible and fill out all relevant information to increase your chances of getting the blacklist removed. Wait a couple of business days for them to get back to you.
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