On 9/14/2022 7:49 AM, Thomas Walter via mailop wrote:
Your user's opinion on that will change as soon as someone missed a
bid or contract, because it hid in the spam folder :).
If I send someone an email and get a reject, I know they didn't
receive it. It's my job to make sure they get the email then or
contact them using other means.
Your users opinion may also change if they can't get that automated
'forgot my password' reset link from a service they want to use.
In that case there is no one at the sender to know if it bounced (or
worse, the sender may see the bounce and lock the account)
A middle ground is a tag quarantine policy.
You tag the 'probably is spam' with a subject header that they can use
to put in the Client spambox. You quarantine the definately is spam.
That will cut down on the false positives and always gives them a
recourse if they still got caught.
Sincerely,
William Kern
PixelGate Networks
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