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Well yes, but you can't just expect Google to accept mail for any old domain. You have to be a Google customer first.
by honkhonkpants 10y ago
Well yes, but you can't just expect Google to accept mail for any old domain. You have to be a Google customer first.
- Vanit 10y agoIts very popular to use Zoho as a workaround for this. (1) Point your MX records at your Zoho mail (2) Forward all mail from Zoho to your personal gmail account (3) Setup a sender alias in your gmail account for your domain
- revicon 10y agoCan you still do SPF and DKIM?
- honkhonkpants 10y agoNo and that's the problem. Gmail sees your IPs instead of the originating IPs, with a negative impact on spam classification quality, and in all likelihood a negative impact on your IP reputation due to the appearance of relaying spam.
- Vanit 10y agoCurious if you've encountered this problem or if its hypothetical (not to take away from your comment, it makes sense). I've had Zoho->Gmail setup for a while and I've had no issues with false positives/negatives.
- honkhonkpants 10y agoI guess I've never personally tried it, but I've had to field customer problems for people who did this and who had real problems (mostly spam false positives).