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It's no longer your job to deliver emails. Just use a delivery service like SendGrid, SES, etc.
by h1d 8y ago
It's no longer your job to deliver emails. Just use a delivery service like SendGrid, SES, etc.
- gylterud 8y agoIt can be if you want to. But yeah, businesses probably want to pay someone for it. And many ISPs will do it for their customers as well.
- h1d 8y agoIt's pretty much out of your control. If the server you rented has a tainted IP reputation, you're done for. Instead of cycling through to get the good IP, which isn't too easy to tell, you should just use a proxy service. If you're on a small scale, those 2 services I mentioned aren't going to cost you much (free and maybe about 5 cents a month.) I even proxy my hobby personal domain server because I don't want my personal mails get buried in people's junk folder.