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I've used it (amongst other email testing tools) for quite some time now to validate the thousands of emails we send each week for BoomboxFM[1]. And none of tho
by Disruptive_Dave 11y ago
I've used it (amongst other email testing tools) for quite some time now to validate the thousands of emails we send each week for BoomboxFM[1]. And none of those emails are "spam". Email is the delivery system for our product, and trust me, it sucks trying to figure out why people who 100% want your emails don't always get them straight to their inbox. Particularly with Gmail.
[1] http://www.boombox.fm/ http://www.boombox.fm/
- username223 11y agoI know all about the nuisance of BigCorp dumping my (non-commercial, mind you) email into the spam folder for obscure reasons, but whatever company you're trying to push, you miss the point. A web service to say "this is what most spam filters will do to your email" is just a training signal for spammers. That is, unless they are smart enough to implement an amazing meta-spam filter.