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Does this happen even if you move your client to Google Workspace/Office 365? Using one of those two should eliminate the problem. Was that your experience?
by daydream 4y ago
Does this happen even if you move your client to Google Workspace/Office 365? Using one of those two should eliminate the problem. Was that your experience?
- orangepurple 4y agoLife is so easy if you just hand over your personal agency to monopolies and billionaires who don't actually care about you /s
- daydream 4y agoIf the alternative is that your construction firm fails and you and everyone else are out of a job - well your email hosting choice is a weird hill to die on.
- stevenjgarner 4y agoNo. Workspace gave no apparent protection. Why/how would it?
- daydream 4y agoPresumably most of the firms clients are themselves hosting email on Workspace or 365. And Google/MS might treat email originating from their own systems differently than inbound email originating elsewhere. Also I'd expect all the firms competitors to be using Workspace or 365, so if using them gives no apparent protection, presumably they should be suffering from this as well?