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Project Honey Pot is a global database which allows you to protect you email accounts from harvesters, content spammers and a dictionary attackers. In order to begin with the protection on your email accounts you should register into the project’s official web-page: http://projecthoneypot.org/ After you finish with the registration you should take the API key [...]

Domain Keys are a method for authenticating emails via the domain name from which they are sent. This method allows the verification of the content of certain email message. In other words it will server as a proof that the content of the email has not been modified after the sending and before the receiving [...]

The reason for this issue is related to the fact that the content of the emails you are sending is marked as spam by the receiver’s mail provider. Note that in order to enable your emails to be received as ordinary messages you will have to either contact the receiver’s mail provider or to change [...]

Spambox can be found in any email account’s Inbox folder if it is enabled via the configuration of the SpamAssasin. A recommended way of finding the Spambox is to check your emails using IMAP protocol for the incoming mail or simply using the web-mail clients provided in your cPanel.

Usually all of the servers from the TMDHosting’s network are configured with the latest spam filters and protection for fighting spam messages. This combined with the SpamAssasin service provided in the cPanel feature are enabling our customers to use a spam clean email accounts. Since the messages to your email accounts are received and managed [...]

The blacklisting of your ISP means that your local IP address and all of the range of IP addresses your ISP is using are blacklisted. This might affect the sending function for your email accounts. In order to solve this issue you will have to make a delisting requests to the blacklists in which these [...]

You can create custom mail filters using a service called User Level filtering located under your cPanel -> User level Filtering. Right when you access the interface of that service you will notice that all of your email accounts are listed. Here you should choose for which email account you want to apply the filters. [...]

The reason for the issue you are experiencing is related either to the content of your messages or to the number of the messages sent to certain address. In order to get that issue resolved you can consider the following options: 1. Contact the blacklisting organization and request from them to delist your IP address. [...]

The reason for this issue is mostly related to the configuration of the spam filters located on the remote serve to which you are sending emails. These spam filters are incorrectly marking your messages and they are considered as junk. In order to resolve this issue you should contact the remote server administrators and report [...]

SpamAssasin is a feature provided in your cPanel  which is serving for protection from spamming activity against your email accounts. In order to configure this feature you should first enable it from the Enable SpamAssasin button located in the service interface at your cPanel -> SpamAssasin. Next after this feature is enabled you can configure [...]

The spam activity these days is at very high rate. However if you want to protect your emails from being a target of spam messages you can use the cPanel  -> SpamAssasin feature. Right you access the page for this feature you will notice if this service is enabled from the Status message on the [...]