In order to meet the bulk email requirements of our customers we have set up dedicated bulk email servers at Texas , Atlanta and Charlotte . We have partnered with many major ISPs and accreditation companies by which our servers consistently maintains over 97.8% INBOX Delivery rate regardless of the Volume of emails being sent.

Reputation of our servers.

Reputation of each server is maintained with the following proven methods, the result of which is the INBOX Delivery of emails.

SPF (Sender Policy Framework). This Internet standard combats email forgery by enabling domain owners to limit the pool of servers authorized to send messages with the given domain name in the 'From:' header. We can help you design effective SPF settings for your organization.

FBL (Feedback Loop ) Setup. The Feedback Loop notifies you which of your messages were 'marked as spam' by which recipients. Based on this information, you can modify your email list and messages accordingly.

DKIM (Domain Keys Identified Mail). This is an email authentication protocol that enables recipients and ISPs to validate your messages as originating with your company. Spammers often forge the return email address in the 'From:' header of their messages. DKIM, which uses public-key cryptography, allows the sender to verifiably sign legitimate emails, guaranteeing their authenticity and integrity.

DomainKeys. This email authentication system has been largely superseded by the DKIM standard.

Whitelisting. A whitelist is a list of trusted contacts whose email messages are authorized by a recipient or an ISP. Whitelisting guarantees that your messages will not be automatically blocked or placed in a spam folder.
Greylist Resolution. In an effort to block spam, proxy email servers often temporarily reject messages from senders that they do not recognize. For such messages to be accepted, the originating server must retry.