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The only drawback being that all of your outgoing email is sent directly to the receiver’s spam folder..?
by nostromo 2y ago
The only drawback being that all of your outgoing email is sent directly to the receiver’s spam folder..?
- floren 2y agoMemes are fun and all but this one is both untrue and just serves to entrench the big bastards, who don't need any more help.
- homebrewer 2y agoUse a commercial service then, they're cheap and provide every benefit mentioned by GP. The thing that you really need is not your own server, but your own domain.
- nikisweeting 2y agoI've never had this issue, been running my own email server for almost 10 years.
- atrettel 2y agoI often use custom domains for email and haven't encountered this. From what I know, the best practice is to use a domain that you have had for a while and to use nameservers or MX records from an established service (basically). I don't run my own server but I am sure there are tricks to getting it to work that way too.