On 8 Dec 2017, at 14:56 (-0500), Bryan Bradsby wrote:
We have a fair number of clients who do this today and they don't
experience any deliverability
or filtering issues that we would attribute to having a different
reply-to. If you were to start filtering based on that, you'd be an
outlier.
> We have a fair number of clients who do this today and they don't
> experience any deliverability
> or filtering issues that we would attribute to having a different
> reply-to. If you were to start filtering based on that, you'd be an
> outlier.
Spamassassin adds points for that. Perhaps it's
On 08/12/17 01:17, Ken O'Driscoll wrote:
> On Thu, 2017-12-07 at 14:50 +0100, David Hofstee wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Can people here share their experience (or spamfilter configuration) with
>> differing 5322.From and 5322.Reply-To domains in larger volumes of
>> email?
>
> Completely agree with Vladim
On 12/07/2017 06:50 AM, David Hofstee wrote:
Can people here share their experience (or spamfilter
configuration) with differing 5322.>From and 5322.Reply-To domains in
larger volumes of email? Is it a problem, if so, where? If it is a
problem, are there requirements so that legitimate email is
Where I see freemail addresses in the reply-to in valid mail is in
various mailing list platforms, ones that work around DMARC blocking
by rewriting the from, then moving the original poster's email address
to the reply-to, to allow for off-list replies. Not so much that I'm
looking to argue whethe
On Thu, 2017-12-07 at 14:50 +0100, David Hofstee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can people here share their experience (or spamfilter configuration) with
> differing 5322.From and 5322.Reply-To domains in larger volumes of
> email?
Completely agree with Vladimir and Al, it's common practice.
The only exceptio
Yeah, lots of ESPs, list management tools, and ticketing systems can
be and often are configured to use a different reply-to address,
sometimes in a totally different domain. We have a fair number of
clients who do this today and they don't experience any deliverability
or filtering issues that we
You should never do it, having different e-mails in From: and Reply-To,
including ones from different domains, is a common practice. E.g.,
mailing lists like this can change From or Reply-To, most probably the
message you read right now has From and Reply-To from different domains.
07.12.2017 16:
Hi,
Can people here share their experience (or spamfilter configuration) with
differing 5322.From and 5322.Reply-To domains in larger volumes of
email? Is it a problem, if so, where? If it is a problem, are there
requirements so that legitimate email is accepted?
Any info and opinions on this is
