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One thing to note is that not all TLD will perform the same in email filters. Especially when it comes to companies with strict email privileges, any TLD that
by rememberlenny 7y ago
One thing to note is that not all TLD will perform the same in email filters.
Especially when it comes to companies with strict email privileges, any TLD that used to be free (ie. .ml) may be filtered out and require a .com mirror. I worked at a startup that realized their emails were being flagged for spam because of the TOD, and it took a while to understand the issue was due to the TLD itself.
- eggsome 7y agoI work at an Australian med tech company. Multiple US companies block mail from any .au address. A whole country! And it's not like .au is a spammy TLD; you have to have to register with the government to even get a .au address :(
- bananicorn 7y agoIt's actually quite possible that all they have is a (rather shitty) whitelist...