NBER Anti-Spam Policy
NBER Anti-Spam Policy - Dynamic Addresses
If you have been directed to this page from an error message in a rejected email message, please read the following:
You have probably been referred to this page in the bounce message from the NBER.ORG email server. Your message has been rejected because the originating mail server appears to us to be at a dynamic address. A typical dynamic address includes the numeric IP address, and words such as "dynamic", "pool", "cable", "dsl","ppp", "ppoe", "rev", "broadband", etc.
Some suggestions for making your mail generally acceptable across the Internet are here.
In the meantime, you are probably wondering how to get email to the intended recipient at nber.org. In the short term you could use this form to send mail to any nber.org address. If you register a web account with us your email address will automatically be added to our whitelist within a day or so. If you feel your entire mail domain should be whitelisted, you should write to abuse at nber dotte org with a rationale for your request.
Thank you.
The NBER IT Staff:
| Debby Nicholson | burke | 617-588-0311 | |
| Mohan Ramanujan (email administrator) | mohan | 617-588-0367 | |
| Daniel Feenberg | feenberg | 617-588-0343 | |
| Len McCain | lmccain | 617-588-0331 |