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Receivers042009

We suggest senders be signed up for the services noted in the following list of Feedback Loops (FBLs) & Whitelists:

(UPDATED: 03/16/2009 - Time-Warner Road Runner)

AOL FBL
http://postmaster.info.aol.com/tools/fbl.html

AOL Whitelist
http://postmaster.info.aol.com/whitelist/

Barracuda Whitelist
http://www.emailreg.org

Blue Tie
http://feedback.bluetie.com

Comcast FBL
http://feedback.comcast.net/

Cox FBL
http://fbl.cox.net/

Earthlink FBL
ISP & ESPs ONLY. Administrators can email fblrequest@abuse.earthlink.net

Excite
http://feedback.bluetie.com

Hotmail Smart Network Data Services
http://postmaster.msn.com/snds/FAQ.aspx

Hotmail Junk Mail Reporting Partner Program FBL
http://support.msn.com/eform.aspx?ProductKey=edfsjmrpp&page=support_home_options_form_byemail&ct=eformts

iWon
http://feedback.bluetie.com

Mailtrust FBL
http://fbl.mailtrust.com/

MyWay
http://feedback.bluetie.com

Outblaze FBL & Whitelist
This is for CONFIRMED (DOUBLE) Opt-in ONLY. The FBL is tied to whitelisting. Do not make requests for single-opt-in, co-registration, or 3rd-party sourced email streams, they will be refused. Send email to postmaster@outblaze.com

Spamcop FBL
http://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/94.html

SURBL DNSBL
http://surbl.org/lookup.html
(use lookup on domain, if listed follow delisting instructions)

Time-Warner Road Runner
http://feedback.postmaster.rr.com

United Online Whitelist
http://www.unitedonline.net/postmaster/whitelisted.html

URIBL DNSBL Whitelisting
https://admin.uribl.com/?section=lookup;method=dologin
(create login account submit domain to whitelist)

USA.net FBL
http://fbl.usa.net/

Yahoo! Mail
http://feedbackloop.yahoo.net/

New York, NY - January 20, 2009 - Return Path, the leading email deliverability and email reputation services provider today announced the extension of its anti-spam feedback loop service to Yahoo! Mail. The Return Path anti-spam feedback loop helps ensure Yahoo! Mail “this is spam” votes are communicated to email senders, providing legitimate, commercial senders the ability to quickly address spam complaints by Yahoo! Mail users.

With the new Return Path-powered email feedback loop, commercial senders can monitor, in real-time, when Yahoo! Mail users report their emails as spam. This powerful feedback data gives commercial email senders the ability to identify the messages users are complaining about and better understand why recipients are marking their mail as spam. With this information, senders can fix the problems that are causing the complaints, improving their own email delivery rate while reducing spam complaints. Email senders can access information from this feedback loop at (http://feedbackloop.yahoo.net/).

Return Path now provides email feedback loops for more than 60 percent of the largest internet service providers (ISPs), including Comcast, Cox, USA.net, and Mailtrust. ISPs with active email feedback loops report multiple benefits, including reducing spam complaints by 20-40 percent, reducing questions from email senders about why emails were filtered or blocked, and reducing the time spent tinkering with email blacklists and whitelists.

“By operating feedback loops for ISPs, Return Path can help ISPs, commercial senders and all email users,” said Alex Rubin, Vice President, Business Development, Return Path. “ISPs can leverage Return Path’s expertise in dealing with the volume of spam complaints and quickly implementing robust feedback loop solutions. Commercial senders have free access to Return Path-powered feedback loops and they are further enhanced by Return Path’s extensive data - delivery, filtering, and complaint stats - to help answer their questions and ultimately improve their email campaigns’ effectiveness. Email consumers are the real winners with more feedback loops, by receiving less junk mail in their inboxes.”

In addition to the launch of the Yahoo! Mail Feedback Loop, Yahoo! will also begin consulting Return Path’s Sender Score Certified as one part of Yahoo! Mail’s extensive email filtering process. Sender Score Certified, the largest email whitelist program that covers more than 1.4 billion email inboxes worldwide, enables ISPs to identify email from legitimate, qualified email senders and avoid accidentally blocking or delaying that email.

Email senders included in Sender Score Certified must pass a rigorous vetting process of their email program - a process that ultimately rejects more than 50 percent of companies that apply. Sender Score Certified is one tool in Return Path’s pursuit of open email and deliverability standards. Consumers benefit by receiving only the commercial email that they have signed up for, and large and small companies benefit by ensuring that the consumers who request their email receive that communication.

“We continue to expand Sender Score Certified, and Yahoo!’s adoption is the latest step in our growth,” said Matt Blumberg, Chairman and CEO of Return Path. “Millions of consumers use Yahoo! Mail, and now legitimate email senders have an even greater chance of successfully delivering their email to Yahoo! Mail inboxes. In addition, with Yahoo! implementing Sender Score Certified more consumers benefit by receiving the emails they want as opposed to having those email messages mistakenly end up in the junk folder.”

With Yahoo! now using Sender Score Certified as part of its email filtering process, the largest email whitelist covers most of the leading North American ISPs, including Windows Live Hotmail, Time Warner Cable’s Road Runner, GoDaddy, Cox Communications, and USA.net. Sender Score Certified also covers thousands of businesses using filtering solutions from Spam Assassin, IronPort Systems, Barracuda Networks and Cloudmark. Cloudmark is the latest email spam filtering provider to choose and fully integrate Sender Score Certified. Cloudmark’s global base of service provider customers includes Earthlink, Comcast, Charter Communications, THUS, Tele2, Clara.net, Fastweb, NTT OCN and NEC BIGLOBE. Sender Score Certified delivers more than 16 billion messages every month for some of the world’s top marketers including Willams-Sonoma, Expedia and iVillage.