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You will probably still get it then. I only got it 3 hours ago. And the first tweets are almost 2 days old. They seem to use some email delivery service that c
by croemer 2y ago
You will probably still get it then. I only got it 3 hours ago. And the first tweets are almost 2 days old.
They seem to use some email delivery service that can't handle sending an email to all users within an hour.
- flutas 2y agoJeez, that's terrible...
- technion 2y agoIt's terrible for end users, bit to be fair here a domain that sends little mail suddenly sending a lot looks like spam. Ciscos sender base for example graphs long term volume per domain as a key indicator, and their data feeds into several mail services. You're much more likely to at least get the email this way.
- croemer 2y agoIf they really cared about reaching users they might also want to put something on their website. There's absolutely nothing there.
- croemer 2y agoI can't confirm that's the reason, but I don't see why they would drip send it otherwise. Also the reply-to email is bounces+MYEMAILADDRESS@bounces.flightaware.com (@ replaced by =)