All,
For years now I've been the target of a number of resumes from UAE-based
google-groups. (In my case, it's resume spam) The group name keeps
changing, using spamcop reporting does nothing, and the recipients are,
believe it or not, real people with real resumes (sometimes when I'm
feeli
On Sun, October 17, 2021 11:56, Simon Arlott via mailop wrote:
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> ...sign-up can be by email
> only and they should stop accepting sign-up on a website.
That sounds indeed like a great idea and if I was maintaining a mailing
list - I would definitely do this.
However, I'm afraid that in reality
On 17/10/2021 11:15, C A via mailop wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 17, 2021, Simon Arlott via mailop wrote:
>
>> confirmation process only if your email passes SPF/DKIM (or DMARC). If
>
> And if the sender doesn't use either?
If there are no SPF or DMARC records published then you can let them
continue to
On Sun, Oct 17, 2021, Simon Arlott via mailop wrote:
> confirmation process only if your email passes SPF/DKIM (or DMARC). If
And if the sender doesn't use either?
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Please don't Cc: me, use only the list for replies.
[let's see what happens to the addresses...]
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On 20/01/2021 10:50, Stefano Bagnara via mailop wrote:
> I'm looking for brainstorming and updated industry "standards" from people
> handling outgoing SMTP services or ESP exporting APIs to "request
> subscriptions" (confirmed opt-in).
For mailing lists, it occurs to me that we should now be at t
I do.
I signed up to Uber using my gmail address at an airport where the language
wasn’t my default language. The confirmation email from Uber was in the local
language. Gmail put it in my spam folder.
Ive also seen it happen to clients often enough it’s one of my standard
troubleshooting qu
Well no, this one is different.
It depends on whether the mail app uses OAUTH2 and on how recently this app was
registered on Google Cloud.
When such mail app is detected, Gmail will not automatically file messages
submitted via SMTP into the Sent folder, as it's done for decades.
This must be
