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[Port25-Admin1]

http://feedbackloop.yahoo.net/

[daniel]

I noticed this as well.. My question is whether I have to sign up for every new feedback loop that gets acquired by Return Path. I mean, it would sure be nice if they just automatically rolled in new accounts into the feedback loops that are already there.

Otherwise, there is quite a list of ISPs that ReturnPath services that people can sign up to (each uses the Abuse Reporting Format for standard feedback loop emails).

See http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ReturnPath/~3/517656408/return-path-extends-antispam-f.php to see Return Path's article regarding the Yahoo feedback loop announcement.

Return Path names Comcast, Cox, USA.net, and Mailtrust along with Yahoo as being provided ARF feedback loops through their company.

Does anyone know about whether we have to sign up for each one individually?

[daniel]

Also, does anyone know what the status was for a Yahoo feedback loop before this change? Were they providing a feedback loop or were they just planning on doing it for some time?

[Port25-Admin1]

They had a beta feedback loop that was originally open to all, and then closed sometime last year due to too many participants.  So it looks like they finally made it out of beta.

[CaLViN]

Hey,
They now have whitelisting for bulk senders :

http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/postmaster/bulkv2.html