Same -- I got several e-mails with subject "The following services failed to auto-renew and are about to expire" that I almost believed were real because they c

Same -- I got several e-mails with subject "The following services failed to auto-renew and are about to expire" that I almost believed were real because they came from an actual sendgrid server (wrqvpkzw.outbound-mail.sendgrid.net [149.72.49.233]). If SendGrid can't develop simple filters to deter phishing e-mails sent through their platform targeting their own service, then obviously they're going to end up with a lot of users being hacked. I mean seriously, why would an e-mail provider like this allow e-mails to be sent from "renewaldepartment@sendgrid.com" and "support@Sendgrid.com"??