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We have our own domain in G-Suite for our mail. I just checked my GMail Spam box. In it are 6 emails from this week. All 6 of them were sent through Mailgun, fr
by mike-cardwell 7y ago
We have our own domain in G-Suite for our mail. I just checked my GMail Spam box. In it are 6 emails from this week. All 6 of them were sent through Mailgun, from and to the same domain (the one in G Suite). One was a cron email from one of our servers and the other 5 are transactional emails about people signing up to our service.
All of them passed both SPF and DKIM.
How. Just how did these emails get spam filtered by Google? Everything about them screams that they're legit emails from ourselves to ourselves.
- Keverw 7y agoWow, sounds like even if you pay for a company to do then still might not go to inbox 100%... I noticed marking things not as spam still sends things to spam, I figured be doing that would tell it it's not spam... I was recently thinking about the email problem myself, and was reading about IP Warmups. Seems like every provider has different recommendations too. So sounds like not an exact science either. But maybe if it was an exact science it'd be hard to tell the good and bad guys apart. I guess one of the tricky problems with decentralized systems.