Our emails can now reach hotmail/live/outlook (group of mailers by Microsoft), page 1

after years of painful rejections (of tribalmixes.com emails to outlook.*, hotmail.* and other emailers owned/operated/by/from Microsoft group of companies), i finally decided to do something about it. as i was filing a ticket with hosting provider, their automated system insisted i check an article before submitting the ticket, where there was everything explained and a single link to microsoft/office related mailing complaints page, where i sent my complain, hours later received a reply saying "we don't see why you shouldn't be getting emails thru", and voila, they did do something tho, because today i see 2 emails went out to hotmail.com and hotmail.co.uk without being returned to sender!!

as usual, it was quite easy, just needed to do something about it..

Love your work...

Im surprised you actually got someone to read your request, then answer and action your request.

Whats the first promo / info you are planning to send ?

Nice work Slash... I long sinced ditched their services a long time ago.. for issues like this I encountered for not receiving stuff..

actually they still cannot reach hotmail.. not hotmail of any nation, not live, not outlook. seems they worked for a bit, then stopped again. maybe i should submit that complaint again.

just an update. once again i contacted the microsoft team in charge of emails and such, this time got in touch with a real person or so i assume, and supposedly they eased the reason behind emails not going to outlook/hotmail/live (and their geo-variants) group of mail processing servers. some stuff about IP reputation and so on, nothing that i personally have any power over. well, we shall see.. last time i tried, as documented above, a few emails went out, and then it got back to the usual replies of rate-limiting.. what rate-limiting? the 4-5 emails to hotmail per month is too much? what kind of rate-limit is that...

this is not about sending out mass emails, that's not happening on my watch. this is just about people trying to get back into their old accounts. hotmail was one of the biggest email providers back in 2000-s, AFAIR.. and outlook just gets under your skin..