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I know that you're making a joke about rejecting legitimate email from small senders, but if you wanted something to hit spam, sending from a VPS where the SPF
by mdasen 5y ago
I know that you're making a joke about rejecting legitimate email from small senders, but if you wanted something to hit spam, sending from a VPS where the SPF wouldn't pass would be a decent way (though it might just get rejected entirely).
For those who don't know, SPF allows one to specify which IP addresses can send mail for a domain. Your VPS likely wouldn't match the range for whatever domain you're trying to send from.
- beckler 5y agoInteresting. I’m used to just putting MX domains in those records. I didn’t realize you can specify specific IP addresses.
- cube00 5y agoCareful with this, multiple failed SPFs might lead to an abuse report. As others have said I've found even with SPF/DMARC and everything set up correctly it still goes into spam so you don't even do need anything special!