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What about using no-reply@service.com as FROM and client's email as REPLY-TO? Spam detection gives much more leeway on REPLY-TO address.
by mantas 9y ago
What about using no-reply@service.com as FROM and client's email as REPLY-TO? Spam detection gives much more leeway on REPLY-TO address.
- apocalyptic0n3 9y agoI've suggested that as well. I'll bring that up again, though, when I'm talking to management about it again. Our bounce rate jumped from 25% to almost 45% in the last month, so it may be enough of a shock to make some changes.