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When you report something as spam to Google they only claim they "might" cause later emails from the same sender to go to your spam folder; regardless, those em
by saurik 3y ago
When you report something as spam to Google they only claim they "might" cause later emails from the same sender to go to your spam folder; regardless, those emails going to one's spam folder doesn't mean they don't get them at all, it just means they have to look at their spam folder to log in.
- buro9 3y agoWhen you use services like Sendgrid, having a spam report will automatically prevent future emails being deliverable, third parties and intermediaries do this precisely to protect their email reputation. Marking spam may not be immediately be a death knell within Gmail, Hotmail, etc, but because of the potential impact from being marked as spam, virtually everything treats it like a death knell. This is fine for me, my service is entirely opt-in, and if someone hits the spam button it risks impacting other users who _want_ the email, so I am not bothered that this person effectively unsubbed themselves and killed their account.