I have been sending out (and receiving) email on a static IPv4 address on my home AT&T U-verse connection for years without major problems. They block port 25 by default, but just ask them and they will remove the block for you. I pay an extra fee for a chunk of static IP address space, but I get forward and reverse DNS how I want.
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I have been sending out (and receiving) email on a static IPv4 address on my home AT&T U-verse connection for years without major problems. They block port 25 by default, but just ask them and they will remove the block for you. I pay an extra fee for a chunk of static IP address space, but I get forward and reverse DNS how I want.