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DeviantlyD -> Puzzle for you (2/10/2016 1:09:03 AM)
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According to Yahoo! customer service, there is something in the following URL that triggers their spam filters to prevent an e-mail containing it to be sent. In their words "your email wasn't accepted because it contains characteristics indicative of spam."
http:/:www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pbg/tf/t2201/README.html
I know it's the URL because the e-mail went through fine without the URL, which is a legitimate Government of Canada web site.
I'm annoyed that a single e-mail, sent to help someone out, can't be sent because something in the URL triggers their spam filter. (Shouldn't I be sending more than one e-mail to trigger a spam filter?)
Can anyone figure out what part of the URL contains "characteristics indicative of spam"?
Esited to add: I think I've figured it out. Could it be that Yahoo! blocks palindromes? *shakes head* How is a palindrome "indicative of spam"?
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