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Can you prove this? I've also set up DKIM, reverse DNS, and SPF, but Microsoft places mail sent from my AWS box straight into the spam folder. Every other email
by baobabKoodaa 10y ago
Can you prove this? I've also set up DKIM, reverse DNS, and SPF, but Microsoft places mail sent from my AWS box straight into the spam folder. Every other email provider that I've tried has been able to receive my email correctly. Microsoft is the only one asking for a bribe to do so.
I've even tried to contact them by phone and their support forum. On the phone they told me that this is a "feature": all mail goes to spam folder until the client whitelists the sending address. This is false, and on their support forums I was told that my static IP from Amazon "is not eligible for appeasement" or something like that.
When you look at what Microsoft has done with Skype and Windows, it's fairly obvious that they don't care about security. Even so, I find it especially egregious that they are offering a "pay to spam" service while at the same time knowingly blocking legitimate email.
- dylz 10y agoAre you sending from AWS SES? You should not be able to originate any mail from EC2.
- baobabKoodaa 10y agoI'm sending from EC2. Why do you say that?
- jacobwg 10y agoA LOT of spam originates from EC2, to the point that many major email providers have blocked all of EC2.
- baobabKoodaa 10y agoThis is not true. I can mail everywhere except Microsoft.