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Sure, but the problem with this is often overblown. If I was going to send mass mail, I might prefer to use an outside service like Sendgrid or Constant Contact
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
Sure, but the problem with this is often overblown. If I was going to send mass mail, I might prefer to use an outside service like Sendgrid or Constant Contact to avoid that risk, but for general email, it isn't a big deal to operate your own on-premise server.
- sokoloff 6y agoI run my own email domain for my family. We have DKIM and SPF setup. We've been on a clean, constant IP for 5+ years. We still have deliverability problems that I don't have from O365 (work) or gmail. We probably have even more than we detect, because these are typically invisible until you can "discover the absence of a signal".