How can I to hide my internal IP

[crosemffet]

the scenario is:
-my computer is in my office, behind one router with ip:192.168.0.1
-the internal ip of my computer is: 192.168.1.108
-my mailserver is my ISP, obviously with one real external IP.

I'm sending ok, but when the mails arrives to destination, it goes to junk folder.
just checking the source of the message sent, I've found:
Received: from [192.168.1.108] (200-55-77-123.dsl.prima.net.ar [200.55.77.123])
as anybody can see, in the received from line my internal IP reveal the fact that I'm behind a router.
so, the mail is classified as junk.
the correct string should be instead:
Received: from (200-55-77-123.dsl.prima.net.ar [200.55.77.123])
so, the question is:
how can I avoid to show my internal IP?.

 

[stanbusk]

This is standard SMTP protocol actually. Servers use to add this information automatically. 99% of people are behind routers on the internet so it is never the cause a message will be flagged as spam. In 99% of cases a message is flagged as spam because of its contents, not its headers.

 

[jcottone]

I still think this is an issue

I send a test email to myself with Test as the subject and test as the message and it goes to junk. If I do this same message from Apple Mail, it doesn't go to junk. Thoughts?

I'm trying to send emails for this product LepToThin

 

[stanbusk]

Re-download MaxBulk Mailer v6.8 now and try again. I made a change to one header.