[Nfbf-l] OT: Help!

[David Andrews]

First make sure you don't have any spyware that has taken over your 
computer, sending out mail.  You can try contacting the hotmail 
postmaster, although it can be a problem with big ISP's.  Sometimes 
these things clear up with time -- sometimes not.

You can also try getting a new IP from your ISP, most people have 
dynamic IP's that is they are assigned automatically by the ISP, when 
your system requests.  There is a way you can flush your settings, 
which forces a request, but I don't remember off top of my 
head.  Talk to your ISP also, the block may be against their entire 
IP range, not just you.

Dave

At 06:05 PM 9/22/2009, you wrote:
>Dear All,
>     I recently sent a message to my chapter group distribution list 
> and received several returns from Hot mail accounts with the message, "we
>have received complaints concerning mail coming from that IP 
>address." This is a recent development and I am not sure how to 
>resolve this issue. Can anyone give me some guidance?
>
>Fraternally yours,
>Marion gwizdala
>
>
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