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My understanding is that they rate limit the number of emails sent to a domain per IP address, per hour. Email service providers assume that if you send "too ma
by leesalminen 10y ago
My understanding is that they rate limit the number of emails sent to a domain per IP address, per hour. Email service providers assume that if you send "too many" emails to their domain per hour, it's "spam".
The same thing happens with my dedicated IPs (sending ~500k/mo). Yahoo is frequently rate limited. Gmail is less common, though we have years of good reputation on those IPs.
- ktta 10y ago500k/mo ?! Do you mind me asking if this is for a company or personal use? Although I don't have any idea why even a few person compnay would have to send those many emails, your use of 'my' makes me wonder.
- leesalminen 10y agoOur product is a SaaS for pet service businesses (grooming, dog daycare/boarding, training). The app has 34 distinct automated email types that are sent at various points. It's a lot of email :).