550 Recipient Rejected: Sorry, you cannot send mail from your ISP du

[mvdb_help]

Hi, I've got this meesge! whenever I try send mail..

550 Recipient Rejected: Sorry, you cannot send mail from your ISP due to a
high abuse complaint rate

Can anyone help! please!!!
AM SO DESPERATE"

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

What did your ISP say when you contacted them?

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After furious head scratching, mvdb_help asked:

| Hi, I've got this meesge! whenever I try send mail..
|
| 550 Recipient Rejected: Sorry, you cannot send mail from your ISP due
| to a high abuse complaint rate
|
| Can anyone help! please!!!
| AM SO DESPERATE"

 

[mvdb_help]

Ja, thats another issue!!
I dont know who to contact.

I am in South Africa, and have been using the internet at three different
locations - and all have this problem including my ONLINE MAIL!!! - so
difficult!!

What your thoughts!?

What did your ISP say when you contacted them?

| Hi, I've got this meesge! whenever I try send mail..
|
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
| Can anyone help! please!!!
| AM SO DESPERATE"

 

[Peter Foldes]

Contact your internet supplier at all the 3 places.Guess you know the reason for the
550 message.Spamming by any chance :-0)

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Ja, thats another issue!!
I dont know who to contact.

I am in South Africa, and have been using the internet at three different
locations - and all have this problem including my ONLINE MAIL!!! - so
difficult!!

What your thoughts!?

What did your ISP say when you contacted them?

| Hi, I've got this meesge! whenever I try send mail..
|
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
| Can anyone help! please!!!
| AM SO DESPERATE"

 

[mvdb_help]

Okay, I'll try

I have not spammed anyone at all!
I have just got a little company, that supplies graphics and webdesign.

- I think someone might have hacked in to it? - cus my associated facebook
account got blocked cus it was abusive!
- do you know anyreasons for this?

Contact your internet supplier at all the 3 places.Guess you know the reason for the
550 message.Spamming by any chance :-0)

Ja, thats another issue!!
I dont know who to contact.

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[N. Miller]

Peter Foldes wrote:

Ja, thats another issue!!
I dont know who to contact.

[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
Contact your internet supplier at all the 3 places.Guess you know the reason for the
550 message.Spamming by any chance :-0)

Okay, I'll try

I have not spammed anyone at all!
I have just got a little company, that supplies graphics and webdesign.

- I think someone might have hacked in to it? - cus my associated facebook
account got blocked cus it was abusive!
- do you know anyreasons for this?

Abuse complaints can be the result of other issues than spamming. You should
review your postings on your Facebook account for compliance with their
Terms of Service (TOS). "Freedom of speech" is not the same in other
countries as it is in the U.S.A. Just getting hosting in the U.S.A. doesn't
mean that your posting will be covered by U.S. law.

 

[VanguardLH]

whenever I try send mail
550 Recipient Rejected: Sorry, you cannot send mail from your ISP due to a
high abuse complaint rate

Since in another post you mention using different Internet providers
then the error message is being issued by whomever's e-mail service you
are using which is the same no matter which ISP you are using. That
error is being issued by the e-mail service provider (ESP) that you are
using. You have exceeded their anti-abuse quota for a free or personal-
use account. You never bothered to mention who is your ESP. Talk to
them.

Actually this doesn't sound like you exceeded their anti-abuse or anti-
spam quotas. It sounds like recipients of your e-mails have claimed
that you spammed them. It is possible that a spammer is using your
e-mail address and that the recipients are boobs that don't know how to
interrogate the headers to trace through the Received headers to see
from where the spam actually originated. However, that still means you
will have to take the complaint issue up with whomever is your ESP.
They received complaints against e-mails that the recipients *claim*
came from your account. It's up to you to discuss the matter with your
ESP to investigate any spam exhibits that were supplied to your ESP to
provide proof that spam came from your account.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I have not spammed anyone at all!
I have just got a little company, that supplies graphics and webdesign.

Then I suspect that yor Internet provider is spam-friendly and has been
blocked by your recipients via RLB. Africa is a prime source of SPAM and
some ISPs just block it altogether.

- I think someone might have hacked in to it? - cus my associated facebook
account got blocked cus it was abusive!
- do you know anyreasons for this?

Contact Facebook and ask them.