Rikudou_Sage

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  • It’s actually both, server IP and domain, separately, both have their own reputation and if either is deemed spammy, your mails will be sent to spam.

    Source: Am an architect and a dev for a newsletter provider, we deal with reputation issues multiple times a month. Usually because one of our clients, who definitely never bought any database of contacts from a shady origin, hit a spam trap which immediately sends your reputation to red numbers.


  • That’s… Nonsense. I’ve had my own domain since forever and I simply changed the MX records once when I set them up for my original provider and the second time when I moved to a different one.

    Being blocked because domain is “little used” is not how it works at all. You don’t have to run your own mail server at all.

    My own domain made it really easy to switch from Gmail, because I simply changed the MX records once.