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This problem was first noticed on Jan. 12, 2001 when using my verizon account/computer using Outlook 2007and my wife's account/computer using Outlook Express 6. So, this is happening on two different computers, each using a different email client, I do notl see how this could be a user and/or setup problem as nothing has changed on either computer.
We can each compose new email and send it Ok. But neither of us can reply or forward an email without getting it blocked with the return message saying it has been detected as spam.
I can cut and paste the contents of a message I am trying to reply/forward into a new mail message and that works. So, it does not seem to be the contents of the mail message. It appears to be a problem with the forward and reply process.
Anyone have a solution? Anyone having the same of similar problem?
Thanks for any / all help.
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oh yea, I'm in the Philadelphia area, zip code = 19426 in case this is a local issue.
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Sounds strange - - do the emails from either computer show up in your Verizon netmail?
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Not sure what you mean by "do they show up in my netmail". The original incoming shows up in my webmail, until it is downloaded by the clien (Outlook or Outlook Express). But obviously, the forwarded or reply to email is being done from the client and is never sent.
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try doing the reply forward on that message from the webmail and see if it goes through.
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Webmail works ok for composing new messages, replying to messages and forwarding messages. I spent an hour on the phone with Tony from Verizon tech support. We could not solve the problem. Both Outlook Express and Outlook 2007 were configured to use outgoing smtp port 587, so we switched back to port 25 and still had the same problem. I believe he had the 'server folks' reset some things and that did not help either. As of now the problem is unsolved.
There returned error from 'system administrator' when forwarding or replying using Outllook 2007 is:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject: FW: some subject line
Sent: 1/14/2011 3:25 PM
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
'someusername@tverison.net on 1/14/2011 3:26 PM
550 5.7.1 The message you attempted to send was determined to be spam. Please visit http://www.verizon.net/spamfaq for more information.
The error message that pop's up when using Outlook Express is similar.
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If the content itself is able to be sent by cutting and pasting... Have you tried removing the Re: or FW: from the subject line before sending? One of the things the outbound spam filter occasionally seems to not like is messages that start like this: "FW: FWD: FW: RE: FW:..."
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Thank's for the suggestion. I tried removing the fw: / re: but that didn't help.
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@MikeE3 wrote:Webmail works ok for composing new messages, replying to messages and forwarding messages.
Since that is the case, there is something common about your messages coming from these email programs that are setting off a spam trigger. If it were something on verizon's end, then you wouldn't be able to use the webmail client to succesfully send or forward or compose new messages either.
first place that most people get stuck is their signature files, if you have one - remove the signature file from your settings and try it again.
are these just simple emails or are these newsletters or anything like that?
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Thanks for your input. I've listed you commnets with my view on them.
1. Since that is the case, there is something common about your messages coming from these email programs that are setting off a spam trigger.
reply: I agree there is something common causing this, I just haven't figured it out yet. Remember I can compose new mail and send just fine. It's only when I reply or forward that they mail is detected as spam. And this happens with a lot of different incoming email - straight text, incoming email from verizon, incoming email from morningstar, etc. Nothing common about the incoming email - it any / all types of incoming that can't be forwared or replied to.
2. If it were something on verizon's end, then you wouldn't be able to use the webmail client to succesfully send or forward or compose new messages either.
reply: I'm not convinced it's not on the Verizon side. Webmail does not go through the same servers/processes that pop3 mail goes through - so there could be something different on the Verizon side that makes Webmail react differently than pop3 email with respect to doing forwards and/or replies.
3. first place that most people get stuck is their signature files, if you have one - remove the signature file from your settings and try it again.
reply: I don't use signatures or backgrounds in my emails.
4. are these just simple emails or are these newsletters or anything like that?
reply: see my answer to #1