I had this problem with AOL. It appeared to me to be a pissing contest
between AOL and the folks who host my server. AOL was classifying any
message containing over five AOL addresses as SPAM, and blocking them. This
also applied to any other ISP they owned, such as Netscape.
Several of the AOL subscribers on my list told me that they had complained
to AOL and were able to get the list that way. I suggested to all of the
others that they complain, or look into an alternative ISP.
I did install bulkmailer, and then broke the outgoing messages down into
groups of five.
All of this solved the problem.
-Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Huberman" <Joseph@Treklite.com>
To: <majordomo-users@greatcircle.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 9:16 AM
Subject: Yahoo & AOL won't accept mailings
>I have a problem, because Yahoo and AOL (and some others) say they won't
> accept the my majordomo announcements because they have too many
> addressees. Is there a way to correct this problem. I have about 300
> subscribers to my list.
> Thanks
>
> Joseph Huberman <Joseph@Treklite.com>
> 904 Dorothea Drive, Raleigh, NC 27603, USA
> Voice(919)828-6068 Fax(253)390-3513
> http://Treklite.com
> "Interactive Festival Sculpture"
>
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