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As a sys admin, what do you do when you see 5% of your email hitting spam because the recipient’s Office365 mail server is misconfigured? Agreed it’s a net pos
by cj 3y ago
As a sys admin, what do you do when you see 5% of your email hitting spam because the recipient’s Office365 mail server is misconfigured?
Agreed it’s a net positive, but it kills me when the reason emails land in spam is misconfiguration at the recipient’s end. (Like forwarding emails which breaks SPF)
- brightball 3y agoAs long as DKIM is configured correctly, it shouldn't matter.
- BeFlatXIII 3y agoMy employer has had massive issues with this recently. Lots of office chatter from HR about needing to call candidates b/c the response rate is down this year due to spam folders eating the offers.