> but an email without SPF/DKIM, good luck having it hit any inbox And that's a decent thing. Someone that doesn't do that has no business sending email. The

> but an email without SPF/DKIM, good luck having it hit any inbox And that's a decent thing. Someone that doesn't do that has no business sending email. The problem is that even doing that and even sending only a couple of emails a day is still usually considered SPAM.