Comcast Retires RoadRunner Domains
Jan 10 2008
It came to our attention earlier today that Comcast has officially retired the following Road Runner domains:
- jam.rr.com
- midsouth.rr.com
- mn.rr.com
- se.rr.com
- sport.rr.com
- swfla.rr.com
- ucwphilly.rr.com
- houston.rr.com
What does this mean for your deliverability? Any mail sent to these domains is bouncing with permanent, network DNS errors. Comcast has been forwarding mail for several months and reminding subscribers to update their accounts — and just recently retired these domains permanently. These dead addresses cannot be translated to @comcast.net - the individual user must update their own account.
What action should you take today? We recommend a proactive approach, start by disabling any address that has the above listed domains. In addition, check your system for addresses that return a bounce code (usually a 500 error, with: ”PERM_FAILURE: DNS Error: DNS server returned answer with no data”) and suppress any that are associated with the domains listed above.
Published in Uncategorized on Thursday, January 10th, 2008







March 1st, 2008 at 9:07 pm
is there a service to subscribe to that monitors change of email domains like the retiring of the roadrunner addresses by comcast or everytime companies merge?