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A blacklist provider can list your IPs and/or domains, resulting in blocks on various ISPs that consume from these lists. That is, an ISP can block your email as a result of being blacklisted on a public list. Thus,as spam, causing ISP mail clients to place your address in the spam folder, or block it outright without ever letting it into the recipients' inbox. The bottom line is that once these addresses are in your lists or database, they can cause serious problems. So what can you do to prevent or resolve spam trap-related issues? How to avoid spam traps? Double opt-in formIdeally, you'll want to know how you can avoid spam traps in the first place, and what to do if they've already made it into your database. There are two main reasons why these spam traps end up in your lists and databases: Bad practices in acquiring email addresses (such as web scraping or purchasing lists from third parties).


Poor maintenance of your contact lists. That is, lack chinese student phone number list of hygiene and validation of your databases. Avoid bad recruitment practices First of all, the easiest way to avoid sending emails to Spam Traps is to have a well-structured subscription process. This means that your subscribers give clear and literal consent that they want and are interested in receiving your emails. They understand what they will receive and who they will receive it from when they sign up. So, it goes without saying here that purchasing a contact list from a third party is a very bad idea. The best practice is to have the user register (on your landing page, for example, known as single opt-in) and also confirm their subscription by clicking a link in an email sent to this new subscriber's email address (known as double opt-in). This allows you to verify that your new subscriber entered the address themselves.