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Note the from any address part. You can send from any address on a domain you own if you set it up correctly, not from any address in general.
by Denvercoder9 4y ago
Note the from any address part. You can send from any address on a domain you own if you set it up correctly, not from any address in general.
- nix23 4y agoWow that's new that you have to configure something correctly so it works.....
- Dylan16807 4y ago"Sure it can, if you configure it correctly." implies that doing it correctly is basically always possible. If you are trying to imply that, it's reasonable to counter-argue that no, it's not always possible. It's not some easy "sure it can". If you're not trying to imply that, then you're burying the lede and hiding the important part of the equation. The ability to do things correctly is not going to fix the problem.