to resolve this, I would suggest that you contact the domain administrator and submit a request form to allow the site to send e-mails to Hotmail and MSN accounts. Please contact the administrator and then provide this link to be filled up: https://support.msn.com/eform.aspx?p...sbl&ct=eformts, after the form has been submitted, you should be able to receive e-mails normally once the domain has been re-enabled.

I suppose I'm done barking up that tree, the best I can get from him is I'm sure you have this though, I think there's a link to it in the bounce-backs.

Hello,
Thank you for contacting Windows Live Hotmail Domain Support. My name is Sandra.
Your IP 207.210.89.83 was blocked by MSN Hotmail because the vast majority of all the email that you send to me has been judged to be spam by MSN Hotmail's internal filtering system. We have conducted an investigation into the emails originating from your IP space and we have implemented a fix for your deliverability problem. This fix may take up to 48 to fully replicate through our system.

I hope that the information that I have provided to you has been helpful. You may also be able to find additional information on common delivery questions at the Hotmail Postmaster Site found at: http://postmaster.msn.com/ <http://postmaster.msn.com/> . I would like to highlight some key areas which I believe are appropriate to your company.

Hotmail has created the Smart Network Data Services program. This is a service that helps legitimate email senders work with their customers and partners to reduce spam originating from their IP. http://postmaster.msn.com/snds/ <http://postmaster.msn.com/snds/> . This program allows a sender to monitor the 'health' of their IPs.
Monitor user complaints. Hotmail also has a sender complaint feedback loop program Junk Email Reporting Program (JMRP). Enrollment in this, free of charge, program will benefit you as a sender as it will keep your e-mail lists updated and populated with interested MSN Hotmail Customers. Participation in this program will remove those MSN Hotmail Customers who do not want to receive e-mails from your company. If you are interested in joining this program please visit Http://support.msn.com/eform.aspx?pr...ail&ct=eformts <http://support.msn.com/eform.aspx?productKey=edfsjmrpp&amp;page=support_h ome_options_form_byemail&amp;ct=eformts> .

While using the SNDS tool, enrollment in the JMRP or having your IPs registered with Sender ID will not allow emails from your mail servers to bypass our filters, these are in place to help legitimate companies deliver their emails to Hotmail Customers.

SenderScore Certified Mail Program. Many legitimate mailers and marketers have qualified and joined this "white listing" program to improve mail deliverability and decrease email from being filtered to the Junk E-mail Folder. Sender Score is a third party program, administered by Return Path. Sender Score (www.senderscorecertified.com <http://www.senderscorecertified.com/> ) is the only White Listing service to which we subscribe.

The troubleshooting steps in this email are recommendations only. Microsoft makes no guarantees that following these steps will guarantee deliverability to MSN, Hotmail, or Live.com customers.

Thank you,
Sandra
Windows Live Hotmail Domain Support

The issue you reported to Network Solutions on 8/13/2008 01:55:43 AM and assigned Service Request has been completed and closed.

We apologize for the problems that you experienced with your E-Mail service at Network Solutions. We have tested the issues that affected your ability to reliably use the E-Mail service. You reported that you were having difficulty receiving certain email messages with your email account. After testing your email, we have verified that your mailbox is now currently working properly; email messages are being sent and received normally and are currently able to access the mail box from multiple locations, using the email login you provided. If the issue you indicated has not been resolved, please attempt to access the mail box from a different location or computer. You may also use a different browser. We recommend you clear the cache or temporary memory of your current browser as well. The mail boxes are all active and have also been refreshed to correct any possible out of synch conditions. However, we also tested the sender IP address you provided and verified there is an ongoing issue originating from that address. please check the results below. We are not able to correct the issue since we are not associated with
IP-Information
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Reverse DNS (PTR) exists and claims to be: www01.atl.mp3car.com
Forward DNS for www01.atl.mp3car.com is: 207.210.89.83
DNS is consistent.

The sender IP address 207.210.89.83 appears to be blacklisted from :
http://www.uceprotect.net/en/rblchec...=207.210.89.83
UCEPROTECT-Level3
Reputation of ASN 3595 | GNAXNET-AS - Global Net Access, LLC

The sender IP address 207.210.89.83 appears to be blacklisted from :
http://www.uceprotect.net/en/rblchec...=207.210.89.83
UCEPROTECT-Level3
Reputation of ASN 3595 | GNAXNET-AS - Global Net Access, LLC

What means listed at UCEPROTECT-Level 3?
GAME OVER. We and our users have seen enough spam and heared all possible excusions why some lazy providers think to be not responsible for what their customers are doing.

We are not just another blacklist. We really know better. Massive spam is always a problem tolerated by the provider.

We have very bad news for you: It is not you, it is your complete provider which got listed.
Your IP 207.210.89.83 was NOT part of a spamrun, but your provider seems to believe that spam is what the internet was made for.
By tolerating your provider doesn't care about spammers you are also supporting the global spam.
If all people would boycott spammerhaevens, spam-friendly providers wouldn't even exist.

Ouch, and I'm not talking about the bad grammar.