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That sounds extremely frustrating. Maybe a good workaround is a custom domain?

• 8jef 5y ago
  Be aware that custom domains come with their own problems. Not being blacklisted is one of them.
  • bengale 5y ago
    I've never had this issue with a personal custom domain. Basically all businesses have custom domains so blacklisting all of them can't make sense, surely?
    • tomxor 5y ago
      Using a custom domain doesn't necessarily mean using a custom mail server, they can point to a really common mail server such as gmail for instance. This is how a lot of business emails are set up.
      • 8jef 5y ago
        True, but then I would assume that serious monitoring apparatus would include mail server monitoring, therefore defeating the need for a custom domain, which may contribute to identify you and/or stigmatise you further. Especially if one is accounting for other traffic carried by the said custom domain.
      • bengale 5y ago
        Oh I see. Yeah we use google mail for our business and I use fast mail, both with custom domains.