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Again, I just haven't seen this. Not just with myself, but with my clients. My latest email issue related to Comcast nuking form submissions from a client web
by josefresco 8y ago
Again, I just haven't seen this. Not just with myself, but with my clients. My latest email issue related to Comcast nuking form submissions from a client website ...randomly. I use "nuked" because unlike Gmail it didn't get delivered to a SPAM folder, it was just ... gone. Not all submissions, just a couple here and there, enough to drive the client crazy, and create mistrust.
Issue before that was related to Earthlink (yes that Earthlink) doing the same thing. my solution in that case was to put my G Suite email on the BCC list - guess who got 100% of the form submissions? > This guy
Gmail spam filtering is not hit or miss, it's very reliable both from my own experience and my clients, whom typically "upgrade" to solve spam and deliverability issues with other providers.
- vidarh 8y ago> Gmail spam filtering is not hit or miss Yes, it is hit or miss, as our vastly different experiences show. Be happy you've gotten lucky. I have not. And I know I'm not alone as I regularly come across others who get confused when they have their first experience with this, because they used to have the same belief about Gmail as you do.