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It is. If they use their main domain, their normal corporate email will get blocked by anti-spam filters. So everyone uses a different, unrelated domain for b
by jiggawatts 3y ago
It is.
If they use their main domain, their normal corporate email will get blocked by anti-spam filters.
So everyone uses a different, unrelated domain for bulk mails.
- Sophira 3y agoOkay, but this isn't a bulk email. It's a very specific situation personal to the receiver and will never be sent to anyone else. (Obviously the template will be used for multiple emails, but that's not what defines a bulk email, even though bulk emails can also be defined using a template.)
- thomastjeffery 3y agoSo use a different domain for corporate email. The only reason not to is if you are prioritizing the identifiability of your corporate email over the identifiability of your actual customer-facing operations.
- jiggawatts 3y agoWell, of course. If the CFO gets their mail dropped, they'll fire the IT guy. If a customer is a bit cranky... nothing happens.