Learn about email blacklist removal
In this article, I’m going to review how you can request a de-listing from a blacklist so that you can start to email a provider that has possibly blocked your server’s IP address.
De-listing an IP from a blacklist
When your mail server is currently listed in a blacklist, you should receive a bounce-back message stating why. You can read my article on why does email bounce, bounceback, or error for a more in-depth explanation of bounce-back messages.
Depending on the blacklist provider that has blacklisted your server’s IP address, the de-listing process would be different. Included in your email bounce-back you’ll typically also receive a link to the blacklist provider’s website that explains how to request a de-listing.
If you’re curious about why you might have to request a de-listing from a blacklist in the first place, our guide on why do mail servers get blacklisted goes into detail about this.
Common blacklist removal pages
UCEPROTECT RBL Blacklising
If you notice your site listed on a UCEPROTECT Real-time Blackhole List (RBL), please be aware that this is most likely a false listing and it should not affect email transmissions. See the following guide for more detailed information: