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Ask HN: Is "no source code was copied" still a sufficient copyright defense?
68 points by oscgam1 3mo ago|82 comments
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by oscgam1 4y ago
Hi, thanks for the response. The issue is not about sending email (switching providers). The issue is about our customers being able to receive the emails. If we send email to other email clients, they receive the message. The issue occurs
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by oscgam1 4y ago
>Do you send unsolicited mail that customers didn't specifically sign up for? No I agree mails should be opt in (we do it that way). We send some transactional emails such as forget password, purchase receipts, and welcome email. We
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by oscgam1 4y ago
Thanks for the reply. I Agree that marketing email are super obnoxious. In the very few instances that we send (e.g. black Friday), we include an unsubscribe link :) Yes, we are informing our customers to flag us as not spam. However, our d
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by oscgam1 4y ago
Thank you, email sent.
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Ask HN: What to do when Google is about to kill your business?
47 points by oscgam1 4y ago|28 comments
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by oscgam1 4y ago
We have been trying to solve this with Google's customer support team. Every time they give a different answer. It almost feels as if they are taking a guess. They mentioned it was Sendgrid's fault and we should remove the service
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by oscgam1 4y ago
Yeah, checked mail server IP and it isn't the issue. Our users are marking the email as not spam, but they have to do it for every single email. 10 days after our mail started ending in Spam, our domain Authority decreased. It should h
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Ask HN: Has Google flagged you incorrectly as a spammer?
6 points by oscgam1 4y ago|6 comments