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Some percentage of the people you contact likely have you in their address book or have recently contacted you. SPF isn't the only factor used. Add the SPF re
by agildehaus 11y ago
Some percentage of the people you contact likely have you in their address book or have recently contacted you. SPF isn't the only factor used.
Add the SPF record, damn.
- jacquesm 11y ago80% of the mail sent to the same addresses... it's pretty much random as far as I can see as an outsider, I don't doubt there are triggers on google's end that decide one message is spam and another isn't but it's not deterministic enough to figure out what the real reason for the rejects is.
- agildehaus 11y agoNot having SPF is a clear indication you have little idea of what you're doing with an email server. A properly configured email server would have both SPF and DKIM signing. Google's spam filter is a complicated black box. You're not going to get far understanding it by prodding it. But you're certainly not going to pass it by ignoring SPF.
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