enom email forwarding now blacklisted by gmail
Gmail apparently is now no longer sending messages to any domain that uses enom's mail services (forwarding, simplified pop3, etc)
This is really the last straw. If enom is getting blacklisted everywhere, why are their services so special in any way?
I've got a dozen clients complaining this week so apparently this is something new?
Gmail apparently is now no longer sending messages to any domain that uses enom's mail services (forwarding, simplified pop3, etc)
This is really the last straw. If enom is getting blacklisted everywhere, why are their services so special in any way?
I've got a dozen clients complaining this week so apparently this is something new?
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