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I run into a similar situation, and I have done every thing you are supposed to. DMARC, SPF, MTA-STS, DKIM, all of it. I have only one IP address that ever se
by secabeen 7y ago
I run into a similar situation, and I have done every thing you are supposed to. DMARC, SPF, MTA-STS, DKIM, all of it. I have only one IP address that ever sends legitimate email from my domain (I proxy all my personal messages through that IP), on AWS, and it's been that way for years.
Despite that, the reputation systems give my system a neutral reputation. Sure, I know that there are lots of people who spam through AWS, but AWS IPs are not allocated in bunches, and anyone can get one. There should be some way to get my reputation up to good, but I haven't yet figured it out.
- pera 7y agoNeutral, in your case, probably means that there is not enough volume coming from your server, and as far as I know the reputation of your /32 does not depend on your block (of course, providers may still decide to filter your block). Did you set up the PTR record and SMTP banner?