I've been getting a number of bounceback notices in my box (presumably because I'm the admin) and don't know how to approach it. I don't want to ignore them, but could they all be entering their address incorrectly?

I'm not savvy enough to be able to look at the details to determine what is causing them, but can you? Any help you can give me would be really appreciated. I'm just afraid that someone is trying to get a hold of them, or vice versa and this is standing in the way. Thanks.

We are working with Comcast to resolve this issue. Bounce blocked for affected addresses will be removed when the issue is resolved.

Eric - Comcast is not the only one! Mediacom, Earthlink, Cox Communications and more are either being blocked and bounced back or being blocked and sent to the JUNK folders and therefore aren't being received by those using email clients such as Outlook, Windows Live, etc. Will CC acknowledge that this goes beyond Comcast?

We were already aware that gmail was routing messages from our servers to their users' spam folders. The Comcast issue is about actually refusing to deliver at all and sending bounce messages. This is a multifaceted problem, and we are doing our best to deal with it on all fronts. The Comcast issue is the most critical, because the end user/recipient has no ability to change it, whereas the email services that are merely routing the messages to spam folders allow users to implement filters on their own email to prevent that.

Thanks for raising this issue.

My bounced emails have escalated recently with the three main culprits being Comcast,net, Plus.com and one I think is primarily a UK provider, Tesco.net.

All are being treated as SPAM.

I put a filter on my Mediacom email, but it doesn't keep it from going into the JUNK folder. I'm still waiting to hear back from Mediacom. They have horrible customer service. I was told to wait 48 hours before calling back. UGH.

Both my husband and I are getting the bounceback warning that our e-mails are being bouncedback. We are both @embarqmail.com, and are both administrators. I can't figure out what the bounceback message means. Can you help us?
Linda

I have two bouncebacks - they are both from Comcast email addresses - the subject was Birthdays. Neither person had a birthday this month or next, so I'm confused as to why the system would be sending the email in the first place?

All of your bounces from the last few days have been removed. If they reoccur in the same pattern, then please let us know. We are working with Comcast and other email providers to resolve this issue. Bounce blocked for affected addresses will be removed again when the issue is resolved.

This is very strange! Yesterday the error box was gone, but today it is back!

Linda King

When the box is gone, it means we have removed the bounce block. If it comes back, it means that your email is still (or again) bouncing and the block has been placed again.

Is there something I should be doing to get our embarqmail.com e-mail addresses working?

Linda

There's nothing you can do if your email provider is bouncing messages because it believes they are spam. We are working to trace the source of the information which identifies us as spammers and correct it. In the meantime, I have removed the bounces for you, but they may reoccur right away if the problem has not been adequately addressed.

Hi Eric. I sent a email thru Contact Us earlier this am - hoping someone @ CC can spell out what all the issues are involving bouncebacks. I am the Root Admin for 3 sites (www.efclassof72.com; www.efhs1973.com, and www.wachoviaoldgang.com) On the EFHS '72 site - when I click within the 'bounceback message' - I'm seeing the email address for a member of the Wachovia Old Gang site. I spoke with somneone @ CC yesterday trying to better understand the problem. While I know you guys are spendinhg countless hours in resolving all issues -- could you provide an overall statement on what all the issues are .

Thanks much
Irma

I replied to that message a few minutes ago.