Hmm. I pay $6 (or is it $10?) per month for an account that's supposed to have spam filtering turned on. GMail already allows recruiters to bypass filters; at

Hmm. I pay $6 (or is it $10?) per month for an account that's supposed to have spam filtering turned on. GMail already allows recruiters to bypass filters; at some point you have to ask "What's the point of paying for a Google Workspace / Apps / G Suite account, if you don't get basic account services?" To be fair, the GMail interface is largely drama-free and it's served our business well for the last couple of years. But it's very clear we're not Google's customer here (even though we pay a small fee to use the service.) That doesn't make me feel very good about Alphabet / Google.