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Much spam filtering uses Bayes' theorem and it has been this way for a very long time. Your lack of SPF records must massively increase the chance that your ema
by cjg 11y ago
Much spam filtering uses Bayes' theorem and it has been this way for a very long time. Your lack of SPF records must massively increase the chance that your emails are spam.
If you are still getting some emails through, they must have other characteristics that make them look less like spam than the others that are getting filtered.
Just add the SPF.
- jacquesm 11y agoYes, that will definitely happen. But since my mail server is not administered directly by me I had to arrive at this point as a user of email and not as the administrator of the server. This issue surely does not affect me alone hence the warning, the sender may have no idea their messages get dropped at all.
- agildehaus 11y agoYour email server may not be administered by you, but I'd bet you control your domain name. SPF is a DNS record on that domain name. You control that record, not your email provider. Set that and watch this problem disappear.