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Thank you, "noOtherOption". I think you are the first --- of hundreds (?) of cox users who have complained about not being able to send cox mail from outside the U.S. --- to include the CXBL error message along with the "strange" IP address 146.20.112.67.
I get the same message and 146 ip address when i try to send email from Portugal to my family in the U.S.
It seems that the cox email setup is routing your mail sent from Belgium, Netherlands, etc. and my email sent from Portugal to that 146 ip address.
My notes in this thread from your forum post are an attempt to get Cox to get skilled email technologists to look into how this strange routing could be happening.
Hopefully someone can "fix" the Cox email system so that their traveling customers can send mail to their family and friends back home without jumping thru too many hoops ... like that Captcha robot-checking that shows an array of fuzzy images that are usually a fuzzy mess on my cell phone's small screen. What a frustrating mess that is.
- KevinM26 years agoFormer ModeratorHi Uniquename, for more information regarding the Cox Email error codes, please refer to our website here:
www.cox.com/.../email-error-codes.html
Cox uses Spamhaus to identify IP Addresses as not meeting our policy. For additional support, we encourage you to visit Spamhaus:
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