Make Sure You Get My Daily Message

Increasingly, internet and email service providers (Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, ntlWorld, BT Internet, Virgin, etc.) are using filtering systems to try and keep 'spam' (unwanted junk email messages)  out of customers' inboxes. Sometimes, though, they accidentally filter the e-mail that you do want to receive.

Please do not blame your ISP or mail service. The volume of spam is enormous and the algorithms to figure out what is spam (and what is not) are complicated. So mistakes do happen.

We all have to deal, unfortunately, with the fallout of what spammers do to the Internet.

Naturally, you want to keep spam out. But at the same time, you want to make sure you receive messages from people you have chosen to communicate with -- including me!

Sod's Law will dictate that the day we land a juicy 20/1 winner is the day your ISP decides to delete my message. Please do not blame me, as I am a 'virtual member' myself and I do not leave my desk in the morning until I have personally received the daily message, to verify the broadcast has been successful.

To make sure that Redd Racing mail is not deleted or filtered into a "junk" or "bulk" folder, please add the following domains and email addresses to your list of trusted senders/your address book/contact list (in your e-mail software) and to your ISP/mail service's whitelist...

@reddracing.co.uk
@skybluekangaroo.com
maxredd@btinternet.com

Even if you have received previous messages from me, you should still white-list. Because your ISP has let one message through, does not necessarily mean all further messages will receive the same treatment.

This should guarantee that you will receive whatever e-mails I send, be it from our membership management system, from my auto-responder, or directly from me in response to a question.

It's a shame to bother you like this, but blame it on the spammers. Your ISP or mail service is only trying to protect you. The bottom line is that things have become so complicated in the ever-escalating war between spammers and ISPs/mail services, that you and we are accidentally caught in their cross-fire.

Thank you for your co-operation.

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