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In most cases, we would also send an email to the customer with details of why the account has been blocked.
This suggests that you are [[Sending Email|sending email]] through smtp.aa.net.uk with authentication. but the system has detected a high
'''Possible Compromised Account?'''
==CA2==
An IP address has been blocked from sending email through smtp.aa.net.uk due to it sending a number of high spam scoring messages in a short period of time, around 20 high spam scoring messages in an hour, however these figures are subject to change without notice.
We reject the message with:
Error CA2 see: http://wiki.aa.org.uk/Sending_Email_Errors x.x.x.x is blocked from sending. Probably due to sending spam messages.
In most cases, we would also send an email to the customer with details of why the IP has been blocked. In many cases the IP is a third party unknown to the customer who has managed to obtain
==CA3==
A Mailbox has been blocked from sending email through smtp.aa.net.uk due to it sending a number of high spam scoring messages over a period of time, around 40 high spam scoring messages over a period of 6 hours, however these figures are subject to change without notice. The reason for the long time period is that it is known for compromised accounts to be sued to 'dribble' spam messages at low rates.
We reject the message with:
In most cases, we would also send an email to the customer with details of why the Mailbox has been blocked.
'''Possible Compromised Account?'''
The email account may be compromised and a third party may be using your account to send lots of junk email. Typically a junk sender will send lots of emails and will be scored highly by are spam checking software. To help prevent spam we have blocked the account from sending further email. Please contact support for more details, we would request you to change your email password before we unblock the account.
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