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gmail, outlook and salesforce create about 90% of the spam that gets through blacklists. Salesforce is simple to fix: I just block anything from salesforce from
by cpncrunch 6mo ago
gmail, outlook and salesforce create about 90% of the spam that gets through blacklists. Salesforce is simple to fix: I just block anything from salesforce from our network, as it just seems to be 100% used by spammers. Gmail and outlook are the major problem, as there is no way of addressing their spam issue.
- Washuu 6mo agoAdd Mailchimp in there as well. I have never gotten an email from someone using Mailchimp that was not spam.
- cpncrunch 6mo agoAlthough they does have proper abuse policies and do take action against spammers. I don't get any spam from them (except perhaps the very occasional one), and I know businesses that use mailchimp and similar services for valid marketing (to previous customers). Just looking through my received mailbox, I see many legitimate emails from mailchimp. I'm not denying that they are sometimes used by spammers, but they are definitely a legitimate operation that takes action against spammers if you report them.
- Anamon 6mo agoMany of my consciously subscribed-to newsletters use Mailchimp, such as record shops and labels. They're also one of the mail services I have a better impression of given their responses to my reports.
- nwellnhof 6mo agoIn my experience, everyone got their act together except Google. I also used to receive massive amounts of spam from Azure and Sendgrid but this eventually stopped. Now 80% of the spam I receive is from the Google network, mainly Google Cloud.
- walletdrainer 6mo agoWhy do you interpret that as everyone except Google getting their act together? The obvious (and correct) explanation is deliverability. Spammers send from Google services because they can inbox, they don’t send from other services because those services will not inbox successfully.
- cpncrunch 6mo agoFor me outlook is just as bad as google in terms of the spam that gets through my spam filters, as neither of them care much about abuse reports.
- throwaway290 6mo ago> In my experience, everyone got their act together except Google. I remember a bunch of spam and fishing emails from weird Outlook addresses. Don't remember any from Google.
- GoblinSlayer 6mo agoYou mean you receive unsigned email from a VPS in Google Cloud?
- ceejayoz 6mo agoYeah, Salesforce clearly has some kind of whitelisting at Gmail. I get so much nonsense from that domain.