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Hmm... I suppose, but I've never not received anything I was expecting. It's possible I've just not run into anything with SPF reject rules, or that Gmail is a
by gregmac 9y ago
Hmm... I suppose, but I've never not received anything I was expecting. It's possible I've just not run into anything with SPF reject rules, or that Gmail is allowing them anyway.
I don't disagree it's better if fastmail (or whatever) can receive directly as it saves another MX server in the middle, but it's still doable without the end provider explicitly supporting it.
- distances 9y agoI have the same experience. I'm using a mail-forwarding service, so I can't host it with FastMail. FastMail is my third mail provider I'm forwarding to, and I'm not aware of any missed e-mail with any of them this far. Then again I guess I wouldn't be :)