I am SO frustrated - and for the first time with 3DCart support.
Over the last few weeks I have had all emails to any customer with a rr.com email address (roadrunner) get blocked.
This includes brand new customers who don't get their New Order automated email.
The error I get is :
<<Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, due to being unable to connect successfully to the destination mail server.>>
I am completely unable to communicate to these customers and I have quite a few of them.
I've had this happen occassionally in the past with various domains that my customers have and I've ALWAYS had to have the owner of the web service administrator contact the company and get it resolved.
3DCart is telling me this is completely my fault and I have to take care of it - however the blocking domain will only work with the service provider - not me.
3DCart says it is my DOMAIN NAME that is blocked and I own that so I have to resolve the issue.
However I believe it is the IP ADDRESS that is blocked and I DON'T own that - 3DCart does.
I Don't send emails to anyone who doesn't sign up for my sales notices. I don't think I send an overabundance of emails (2-3 a month at most - sometimes none) I use ConstantContact.com and follow all of their SPAM rules.
My automated emails from my cart are blocked in addition to those I send directly and those I send via ConstantContact.
My previous service provider always took care of this in a timely manner and I'm at a loss as to what to do.
Any help is MUCH appreciated as I can't contact these customers about their orders (via email). 3DCart wants me to contact them (via phone I guess) and ask them to please let rr.com know I'm an OK domain. Right! Like I'm going to ask a brand new customer to do this for me via phone. Talk about an unprofessional first impression.
Please help if you can - If I'm not understanding the problem correctly I would appreciate any education you can provide.
If you can tell me how to contact roadrunner.com and get this resolved I will be forever thankful.
Thanks for any help
Carla Ekman
Cobweb Corner
Over the last few weeks I have had all emails to any customer with a rr.com email address (roadrunner) get blocked.
This includes brand new customers who don't get their New Order automated email.
The error I get is :
<<Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, due to being unable to connect successfully to the destination mail server.>>
I am completely unable to communicate to these customers and I have quite a few of them.
I've had this happen occassionally in the past with various domains that my customers have and I've ALWAYS had to have the owner of the web service administrator contact the company and get it resolved.
3DCart is telling me this is completely my fault and I have to take care of it - however the blocking domain will only work with the service provider - not me.
3DCart says it is my DOMAIN NAME that is blocked and I own that so I have to resolve the issue.
However I believe it is the IP ADDRESS that is blocked and I DON'T own that - 3DCart does.
I Don't send emails to anyone who doesn't sign up for my sales notices. I don't think I send an overabundance of emails (2-3 a month at most - sometimes none) I use ConstantContact.com and follow all of their SPAM rules.
My automated emails from my cart are blocked in addition to those I send directly and those I send via ConstantContact.
My previous service provider always took care of this in a timely manner and I'm at a loss as to what to do.
Any help is MUCH appreciated as I can't contact these customers about their orders (via email). 3DCart wants me to contact them (via phone I guess) and ask them to please let rr.com know I'm an OK domain. Right! Like I'm going to ask a brand new customer to do this for me via phone. Talk about an unprofessional first impression.
Please help if you can - If I'm not understanding the problem correctly I would appreciate any education you can provide.
If you can tell me how to contact roadrunner.com and get this resolved I will be forever thankful.
Thanks for any help
Carla Ekman
Cobweb Corner
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