It looks like Microsoft, with its long history of questionable
practices, has recently developed a new strategy for tearing down its
weaker competitors.
The strategy is quite simple: all legitimate emails sent to
Microsoft-hosted accounts, coming from small to medium competitors'
domains or servers, are simply delivered to the junk folder with no
apparent reason. This strategy is simple but effective: competitors'
reputation is harmed, their clients upset and pushed to change service
provider. Well, Microsoft clients neither get a great level of service
...but who cares?
So my question is: do you think it's fair that something as important as
fighting spam, that should push cooperation among Internet Service
Providers, can be abused to the point of becoming a tool for unfair
competition and abuse of a dominant position?
What do you guys think?
Best regards,
Daniele
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