A friend of mine just reported to me that she sent out an email to her (large) list of friends about a book she was writing, and her isp shut her account down for being a spammer. I have a list of about 12k I've built over the last several years that I email through the same servers where I built the lists to begin with. I've never been blocked for spam as the entire list is built legitimately. Here's my question:
If I take this list I've built and email them through a new smtp server/from a different domain name, is this somehow going to be a problem?
If I take this list I've built and email them through a new smtp server/from a different domain name, is this somehow going to be a problem?
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