Hi List,

Yesterday, I sent a request to [log in to unmask] and got no response. 
Today, I went to the website and found the following information under the 
contact link.

EMAIL is always the best way to contact QRZ.  Our general email inbox is 
located at
[log in to unmask]
 . Please note that we have aggressive anti-SPAM filters installed and there 
is a chance that your message to us could be mistakenly rejected.  To 
prevent such email rejection, make sure that every message you send to us 
contains the magic word: callsign . When our filters see this word, they 
treat the message as legitimate. The callsign keyword may appear anywhere in 
the message or on the subject line.
     A typical email to QRZ should look like this:
To:
[log in to unmask]
Subject: callsign xx1xxx (lt- your callsign here)

 Please be as descriptive as possible when telling us about your problem. 
Always mention your callsign in the in the message, especially if you're 
having a problem.

AOL Users:

     AOL occasionally classifies mail from QRZ as spam.  Be sure and check 
your AOL SPAM folder if you are expecting but haven't seen a message from 
us.


Basically, this means that if you place the word callsign in the subject (or 
in the e-mail body) the SPAM filter will pass the message.  I tried this 
twice and it worked both times.  This appears to be a new feature and it 
would therefore be advisable to place the word callsign in the subject to 
avoid the bounce.
If you do this, you can still use the [log in to unmask] address to send for 
auto response.  I did this and it works just fine.


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