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I’d guess the main issue is, the big guys don’t care about you. Like, at all. If they pass their log through a scanner, come up with a few dozen small servers

I’d guess the main issue is, the big guys don’t care about you. Like, at all. If they pass their log through a scanner, come up with a few dozen small servers that look fishy (e.g your IP is contiguous to some other spammer’s IP), and yours is rope in as false positive, you’re banned. And from there you’ll have to convince Google that you’ve done nothing wrong.

michaelteter 4y ago
> And from there you’ll have to convince Google that you’ve done nothing wrong. Imagine the conversation with their support when you ask why bob@domainx.com's email was put in spam folder of jan@domainx.com's email, as both are hosted by Gsuite and presumably entirely within the Google network. The answer, after two levels of support, was, "We don't understand why, but we can open a ticket with the developers." In the business world, you don't have time to wait for that, especially when non-technical business users are making mistakes or losing business because they can't function properly.