We (Apple) are trying to determine why non-marketing email from a
third-party vendor being sent on our behalf is getting Junk-foldered. I
tried to reach out to a contact there from my work address (cc:ed on this
mail) a few days ago, but haven't heard anything and I've got some
high-level folks loo
On 4/11/19 2:23 PM, Dave Romerstein wrote:
We (Apple) are trying to determine why non-marketing email from a
third-party vendor being sent on our behalf is getting Junk-foldered.
Most likely, the third-party vendor sending mail on your behalf is also
sending substantial amounts of mail on beh
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We (Apple) are trying to determine why non-marketing email from a third-party
vendor being sent on our behalf is getting Junk-foldered. I tried to reach out
to
Google inspects Received headers and checks SPF for each ignoring those
showing an RFC-1918 address, any of which failing means a pretty good
chance the message will be given the SPAM tag, i.e., SPF is checked not
just for the connected peer. So a message originated at 192.168.1.101
and relaye
Pretty sure we don't do that well, I mean, if you set up a GSuite
account and specify inbound gateways, we attempt to walk the Received
headers to find the "true" external IP and do SPF based on that, but doing
SPF on all received headers would be weird... and externally visible to
anyone who u
