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Again, not the person you replied to. But some feedback mechanisms take time (so action has to be taken after a 2xx reply) and some indicators are just very ver
by Avamander 3y ago
Again, not the person you replied to. But some feedback mechanisms take time (so action has to be taken after a 2xx reply) and some indicators are just very very very accurate that leaving them in even just Spam is a way bigger risk. Users have a terrible tendency to dig out malware from Spam folders.
- currysausage 3y agoThis was not the cause in my case (no attachments, no URLs, just plain text, as far as I can remember). I know how to send email (ask mail-tester.com). Regardless, there are always better options than silently discarding the whole email: delete attachments, erase everything that looks like a URL, even erase the whole message body, but please tell the recipient that you accepted an email and from whom.