Verizon.net Email

[#1]

I am having a consistent and very irritating problem that legitimate email senders are getting their emails bounced back as spam. Every time, I have to file a whitelist report and they do the same. Sometimes this takes days to resolve. Just today, someone who was successfully whitelisted two or three weeks ago is not getting blocked AGAIN.

Why are LEGITIMATE and consistent emails being blocked?  I am still getting real spam by the way, which Verizon is not blocking. I get hundreds of emails a day and I will have to change providers if this continues to be a consistent problem.

The tech support people in India -- after spending a couple of hours on the phone -- just tell me to fill out the whitelist report.

I need a higher level solution.  ASAP.

Thanks, Debra

[#2]

Are they actually being Blacklisted (you do not receive the message at all and they receive a bounceback directing them to the whitelist form), or are they being blocked by the Spam Detector?

Have you added them to the Safe Senders list within your account?

[#3]

Once again, my legitimate business emails are blocked as spam.  I spent three phone calls and three hours in May to learn that it was my email signature and at times Verizon just blocks emails with signatures.  In May, the blocking stopped as mysteriously as it started.  Two days ago it started again and as a result my client did not receive a very important email.  I just got off the phone with Verizon and was basically told, sorry, that's the way it is.  I am a small business, it is unprofessional not to have contact information on my email.  I sent the email to spamdetector many times in May and again over these past two days; it is incredibly frustrating and unacceptable.  Verizon should be enabling small business and not hindering them.  This time, I am serious, I will search for another provider.  Once again, I have spent over an hour on this issue (total time wasted both now and in May 4 hours)

[#4]

Maybe try a whitelist?

Might help. 

Also send a copy to spamdectector.update@verizon.net

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Whitelist Request Form
To protect our members and our network from unsolicited e-mail (spam), Verizon Online has put measures in place to restrict the distribution of e-mail containing spam and potentially harmful viruses to our members. If we review a restricted e-mail address or domain and determine, based on the information available, that it does not pose a current unacceptable risk to our members or our network, the e-mail address or domain can be "whitelisted" and, therefore, e-mail delivery will be allowed to your mailbox.

If your organization is having difficulty delivering e-mail to Verizon Online addresses, or if you are a subscriber to one of Verizon Online's Internet access services who is unable to receive certain e-mails, please fill out the appropriate form below and submit it to Verizon Online Security. We will investigate the issue and attempt to find a solution that allows you to send or receive e-mail from a restricted source.*

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[#5]

tyvm, I will try the whitelist request but am pretty sure it was done in May but no harm in doing it again. 

I did send a copy to spamdectector, each time an email was blocked.

Thanks for the prompt reply.