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by kazinator
1270 days ago
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> Is there something else we should be doing? Trying different SMTP providers, probably. Your mail domain is something that appears in the From: header of your e-mails. However, mails can be rejected as spam even without any of the headers or body of the e-mail being seen, at the SMTP level, and that could have to do with who you route your mail through, or who your sending or forwarding mail servers are co-located with in the same IP block. IP addresses which have nothing to do with each other can tarnish each other's e-mail sending "reputation". |
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