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Blocklist and incident emergency response

Expert help when email delivery suddenly breaks down.

For a blocklisting or a sudden drop in delivery. We start within one business day, and the first response covers up to 8 expert hours.

Price
USD 2,500 for the first response
You receive
We start within one business day, establish what the evidence supports, and file delisting requests once the cause is fixed.

We send an invoice once we agree on dates. Nothing is charged on this site.

When this helps

  • Your domain or sending address has been blocklisted.
  • Your delivery has dropped suddenly.
  • You need someone to investigate and tell you what to correct.

What we do

  • Investigate the blocklisting or the drop in delivery.
  • Submit any applicable delisting requests after the corrections are in place.

What you receive

  • What the evidence supports, and what to correct.

What it looks like

Incident updateIllustrative example
What we observed
The sending address for example.com appears on a blocklist
What is still unknown
What caused the listing: the evidence so far does not establish it
Action taken
Told you what the evidence supports and what to correct
Evidence needed next
Confirmation that the corrections are in place
Status
Delisting request not submitted yet: waiting for the corrections
No real customer, domain or result.

Good to know

  • This is not a 24/7 service.
  • The evidence does not always establish a cause.
  • Blocklist operators decide whether and when to delist, on their own timetables.

What happens when you request

  • We send an invoice once we agree on dates. Nothing is charged on this site.

Request this service

For example: example.com. For an internationalized domain, use its punycode form (xn--…).

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USD 2,500 for the first response
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