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Why don't you properly configure DKIM and SPF? Then you won't have this problem.
by funwithjustin 9y ago
Why don't you properly configure DKIM and SPF? Then you won't have this problem.
- j_s 9y agoFrom the fine article he linked: SPF, DKIM and DMARC are all domain verification systems for validating e-mail’s origin to prevent spam. I have all three records set in DNS records for all the domains I send e-mail from, verified they were correct using testing tools, and I still get flagged as spam.
- codezero 9y agoGoogle uses a lot of signals. The article above is on http, I saw a drop in spam flagging when the web host on my email domain was https only.