BT is blocking my forwarded emails !

I have a problem with receiving emails which are forwarded from the domain name I own.
That is I have an email address such as [email protected] which is forwarded to my BT email address such as [email protected].
In email testing I can, and other people can, send mail directly to my BT email account, ie to [email protected].
What fails is when email is send to [email protected] . The mail either takes more than a day to arrive or it is bounced back to the sender after about 3 days.
Obviously I want to continue to use my email addresses at my domain name so I have independence from ISP specific addresses. ie I can switch my ISP, change my forwarding and everybody can still email my at the same address without noticing any difference.
This is the interesting bit :-
When I contacted tech support at Netnames (they do my domain registration and email forwarding) and I explain my email problems his first question was : "Are you with BT Broadband ?". When I said yes, he continued to explain that they and other companies (eg 123reg.com) have had problems over the last 7 months with BT greylisting their servers. ie the BT email servers reject the forwarded email. They tell me that BT are denying this is problem and won't admit it to their customers (ie you and me). Also BT refuses to reply to requests for cooperation from these 3rd party companies
I spent 3 hours on a support call with some guy in India on Friday trying to get him to identify the problem. At the end his only recourse was to state that he had checked everything and he could not find any problems because if email works direct to the BT address then that's all that is required. Something I find incredible when as when I challenged him to send me an email to test it he said did not have access to email ! Obviously all the people who tell me that emails sent to me are bouncing must all be liars ???
Has anybody else got this problem and or a solution ?
How do I contact BT broadband complaints to tell them to fix the problem or loose my account ?
Neil

I have put the issue to Ian Livingston (BT Chaiman) and he has kindly forwarded my problem on to his probelm technical team. Just hope this not another bunch of chocolate tea pots like the regular support team.
I am still waiting on the logs from Netnames.
My email is now working again after by-passing my BT email inbox with a new email account.
This is the gobbledegook from one the bounced emails sent to me by someone not on the BT network.
Will post the logs when I can get them.
Regards
Neil
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From: Mail Delivery System
To: SRS0+ba599222aa00d8e85105+2385+srs.bis.eu.blackberry.com+SRS0=XH5FoV=KO=mickthacker.com=studioxxxcou...
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 4:33 PM
Subject: Mail delivery failed
This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
A message sent by
<SRS0=XH5FoV=KO=mickthacker.com=studioxxxsrs.bis.eu.blackberry.com>
could not be delivered to one or more of its recipients. The following
address(es) failed:
neilurquhartxxxbtinternet.com
(ultimately generated from neilxxxnusoft.co.uk)
all hosts have been failing for a long time and were last tried after this message arrived
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