[detourdog]

I can't think of one email I received from sendgrid I would consider legitimate. Anytime I receive an email distributed by sendgrid I have found it actually had no value to me. Sometimes it's from a business I have dealt with but I never wanted or was interested in the content.

[plorkyeran]

Do you specifically go out of your way to check who sent every transactional email you receive and take notes on which email sending service your order confirmation was sent by? That would be a very weird thing to do and would be the only way to know that.

[lagniappe]

Weird? Do you know where you are? We're all nerds here, in many shades of what you label as 'weird'.

[detourdog]

True this is HN. I’m being curiosity shamed:). Most of the phishing attempts I get are Gmail.

[detourdog]

When I receive email that is not from someone I know or understand why I receive it I check the source.

I don’t like receiving email that are not directly relevant to me.

This does mean that if it’s an order confirmation I wouldn’t check. So I may not know of legitimate emails from sendgrid only the illegitimate.

[SoftTalker]

Same impression. SendGrid, MailChimp, any of those are just enabling spam at the end of the day.

[iamacyborg]

In the same way that all software engineers are building harmful products, yes, sure.

[ceejayoz]

Don't leave Salesforce out.