My ISP got blacklisted again, i was trying to figure out why my mass mail program stop working with hotmail and yahoo accounts.

I searched for my ip address and it seems to be un a banned range of ips. I got a dynamic ip, so everytime i turn on the computer the ip changes.

This is what i got from hotmail logs.


Can anyone tell me if there is a way to bypass this?

Especially if there is a free way to do it. 
Thanks

BTW, i'm not sending spam, it's a weekly newsletter for one of my websites.

This has been happening to me regularly and it is caused by another domain hosted on the same server I am on.  I've complained about it and LunarPages gets it cleared, but it comes back again.  Seems to me that LP should be taking action against the domains that are causing this.

Is your newsletter originating from your Lunarpages site (with an LP "from" address), or are you sending from your home PC (via your ISP) with a "from" address of your LP site? If the former, it is (unfortunately) common for LP servers to be blacklisted for spam. Sometimes someone is deliberately spamming (in violation of the Terms of Service), or someone's site has been hacked and taken over by a spammer, or someone is forwarding their LP email (including the spam) to another ISP, or someone's site is being used in forged return ("from") addresses by a spammer, or some idiot AOLuser pressed "report this email as spam" in order to unsubscribe from a newsletter, or...

In the latter case (you are "forging" an LP return address onto your emails), the spam-detection software may be detecting that the "from" address doesn't match up with the actual sending IP address, and declaring it spam. You should investigate adding an "SPF" record (search Lunarforums for SPF) to let them know that your LP site has authorized your PC to send mailings using its name (I think that's the gist of it).

In either case, I don't think you can "pin" anything on your ISP. They wouldn't be marking your outbound emails as spam.