Ian Evans:
> > So, your Postfix did send your message to cp20.com.
> >
> > cp20 forwarded it to some domain hosted at digitalhit.com. Because
> > of the forwarding, the spf checks failed.
> >
> > cp20 also made some header and body modifications so that DKIM
> > checks failed.
>
> Just to clarify (and maybe I obfuscated incorrectly) but _I'M_
> digitalhit.com. If I did make it more unclear with the obfuscation, I'm
> sorry. I would think responding to a group email service would forward to
> the publicist. Not sure why it would forward anything to me (digitalhit.com).
> I guess I need to dig around and see if I can find a tech contact for
> cp20.com. And I'm assuming a workaround would be sending a new mail
> directly to the publicist so as to avoid the return reply path.
So, your Postfix did send your message to cp20.com.
cp20 then sent it to digitalhit.com. Because of the forwarding, the
spf checks failed.
cp20 also made some header and body modifications so that DKIM
checks failed.
Now you know what other sites do if they follow your DMARC policy.
Wietse
